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One of the most controversial issues today realtes to how kids play. In my childhood, me and my friends used to play outdoor a lot. However, now days I can see most kids are playing with their phone when they have met. In this situation I feel pity of that.

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제목 없음-1 복사본

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In the first picture, two children are using their cell phones even though they met. This is very unfortunate.
This is because children can have talking or playing with each other.

The second picture is also sad for me. I think child would be more suited to read child books and other toys than the iPad.

The third picture is in restaurant. Children are focusing on phones. In fact, it is a common scene in restaurants in our country. Parents are showing their cell phones to their children so that they can be quiet while their meals. Is it ever right habit to children?

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Rosemarie Trockel (2002) Living Means Not Good Enough

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Rosemarie Trockel (2002) Living Means Not Good Enough

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The artist took pictures using real objects, and the model was printed paper. I was inspired to use objects and set up background for my photoshoot.

The ambiguously titled Living Means Not Good Enough reflects on the way we use mass media to evaluate and position ourselves, often to the cost of our self-image, though Trockel adds herself to that picture too

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(The Art of Critical Making : Rhode Island School of Design on Creative Practice - Rosanne Somerson, Mara Hermano, and John Maeda)

https://ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/ual/detail.action?docID=1390831

Berger, J. (2003) Ways of seeing. London: Penguin.