17 Striking Illustrations Which Reveal The Sheer Irony Of Modern Life
Mexican artist Angel Boligan is considered to be one of the best cartoonists of modern times. His surreal missives on the state of the world are rich in meaning and full of their own unique brand of irony. Perhaps for this reason, every single image provides much food for thought.
In Angel’s view, anyone can understand humour regardless of language; it is the best means of communication and therefore he doesn’t hesitate to weave it into to his work.
Modernity
A realistic computer game
Broken heart
Exploring
Communication management
A dangerous game
A married woman
A little push
Persuasion
Life support
Online dating
Social media
Solve the puzzle
New values
Working hard
The struggle with the monster
Man and woman
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