Artist John Holcroft has come out with another series of images drawing attention to social issues ranging from the insanity of our social media habits to obscure health ideals contained in our society.
John has been published by the BBC, Reader's Digest, The Guardian, and The Financial Times, among others. The images captures the disturbing flaws of our modern society from our addiction to various social media to drugs and alcohol then our never ending pursuit for happiness. Below are the images...

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The good old chase, is this really what makes you happy
Is it marriage, going on vacations, your hobbies or just catching fun?

Burning money and killing ourselves in the process
Our addiction to drugs or is it some kind of addiction that involves burning cash and at the end hurting ourselves

Our obsession with the 'Facebook Like'
Let's admit it the more followers we get on our social network,facebook, twitter, instagram and others the better we feel about ourselves.

Bound and crippled by contracts
Most people live their lives based on one contract or the other because of either where you work or an agreement. Sportsmen, models and the likes live based on one contract or the other.

A worker is a worker, they're just a number, a package
A worker package, the individual, paper work, laptop, brief case and mobile phone

Completely disposable
Nobody and I repeat nobody is indisposable in the job market. So the boss say.

Mama bank
Our reliance on the bank either as staffs, borrowing, or to safe guard our future

Monetary gluttons
Some of us whose primary aim is making money, use it for ourselves and make more money

Earth's resources are nothing but cash
Sad but true, nobody thinks about the earth. We just want to make money from it. But what happens when it's all gone.

Plant our roots in front of the TV.
What do you do when you're alone? Watch more T.V.

Technological obsession
Glued to our mobile phones. Most people spend over 50% of their day time on their phone