For me, the most important thing is the human and his interior. I try to show his emotions, read his thoughts, really convey the atmosphere of the situation. I show how constructive or destructive human relationships can be, and thus how important their role is. We're a herd creature. Strength is in the group, not the individual. And yet so much loneliness in us. Many human dramas are unnoticeable and happening right next door. Sometimes a little sensitivity is enough to change the course of history. Indifference is the plague of our time. A man is so focused on his own affairs that he does not notice the problems of others. His sensitivity got lost somewhere along the way in the pursuit of the desired material state. Digitization means that all social relationships, but not only those established interpersonally, are transferred to the Internet. The indirect relationship replaces the direct one, weakening ethical responsibility. Today, minority social groups continue to fight for respect and non-discrimination. Isolation, and the amount of stimuli reaching people, plunges them into depression. It's hard to see if you can't see what's going on outside the window. In the virtual world, everyone is more anonymous, and this allows for behaviors that in the real world, (face to face), are no longer so easy. Digitization helps to insult, expose, humiliate.
Victims are wounded, vulnerable souls.