About Your Internet Addiction Makes You Ugly

Constructed from layered circuitry, battered industrial relics, hand-sculpted forms, and ominous painted anatomy,
Your Internet Addiction Makes You Ugly is a confrontation few viewers will want, but none can ignore.

• The skeletal figure is not mocked — it is exposed:
  a tattered soul with an IV drip of self-induced decay.

• Keyboard fragments, battered circuitry, and painted bloodlines anchor the figure in a technological purgatory, where identity blurs and consequences seem suspended.

• The title stabs directly at the real ugliness: not physical appearance, but the moral erosion that happens when anonymity, rage, lust, and despair merge unchecked online.

• This is not a work of superiority.
  It is an act of self-recognition.
  Barry channels the worst possible tendencies — not to revel in them, but to exorcise them before they ever materialize.

• It asks the viewer:

What are you capable of, when no one sees you?

Your Internet Addiction Makes You Ugly is less an accusation,
and more a lighthouse:
a harsh beam turned inward, warning ships away from the rocks.