There was a time when communication was a deliberate act of sending. Today, it is an instantaneous, almost subconscious act of sharing. This design explores that profound evolution, recontextualizing Michelangelo's "Creation of Adam" for the modern digital frontier.
Rendered in a pixelated style reminiscent of early digital art, the iconic hands no longer transmit the spark of life, but the universal icon for 'share'. It is a subtle commentary on our relationship with technology—a reflection on the god-like power and potential hubris that comes with the ability to create and distribute content to the world in an instant. This piece is a memento of the internet's maturation, a testament to the moment the 'send' became the 'share'.
