Adam’s Phone focuses on how technology has ruined communities, friends and even families because of its addictive nature. Influenced by Cildo Meireles, Jonathan Christensen Caballero, Andy Warhol and Hiromi Tango, Adam’s Phone is targeted towards everyone who uses technology, showcasing the negative cycle as seen by the infinity shape of the artwork. This cycle exists and is hard to break, but once aware, the negative effects of technology can be broken. The static hands help to represent the idea of the loss of connection within ourselves. Our actions have consequences and soon we may lose everything because of technology.