You are right. First of all that painting is awesome, looks so real like a photo. The message that painting is passing is exactly what social media has turned most people to. Most people have loss sense of sympathy at such a negative scene. Some youth would found some persons at that kind of situation instead to take a proactive action to help the victims or calm the situation, what comes to their mind is to take photos to be uploaded on social media. Whatever you can not control, controls you. Social media have enslaved some persons to the point of loosing their sense of reasoning. This is an omen to our society. Social media is good but we must not allow it to take away our societal values from us. The euphoria of it must not mismanage our intellect or concerns for others. Look at that brother in the painting seemed like he's been waiting for that opportunity, or standing on the road side all day to see when people crash so that he can take photos. Look at those students sniping themselves together with the victims, now their faces will be there smiling on the picture and somebody is there weeping and agonising on the same picture isn't that callousness. We must examine ourselves on how social media has affected us, positively or negatively and seriously address it. Because what you create can not control you or becomes your god. That painting is wonderful, telling us what our society is turning to and the needs to address it before it gets out of hand... Thanks for sharing sir. It's a nice post.