HOW I SPENT LAST SUMMER

The project “How I Spent Last Summer” is a photographic diary of family vacations, personal observations of the author, with a touch of irony. Gadget addiction is no longer a secret: it seeps into everyday life, creating invisible barriers between generations. The photographs in this series show how adults can feel lonely next to children absorbed in their phones.

The project is still developing and will gain additional depth thanks to the suggestion of the author’s children to create a follow-up series, where the gadgets will be in the hands of adults. They are absolutely right: digital dependency has long become something that both unites and, at the same time, divides different generations.

The series was shot on an iPhone, adding an ironic touch, reminding us that gadgets can be not only symbols of addiction but also tools for creativity.

This project is an invitation to reflect: are we deceiving ourselves, thinking that only children get lost in the world of screens?

To be continued…