This photobook looks at how much mobile phones have become part of everyday life and how they shape the way we act without us really noticing. By removing the phones from some of the images, the people are left in strange, almost unnatural poses—hands mid-gesture and eyes focused on nothing—which highlights just how automatic these habits have become. The absence of the phone creates a sense of disconnection, encouraging viewers to think about how technology affects our attention, presence, and the way we experience the world around us.