| Paramecium Cell Phone |
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| By: Kerry Treasure |
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As the cell phone becomes more ubiquitous, it will grow in functionality
and shrink in size ... perhaps even to the size of a single biological cell, perhaps even implanted as an organic feature
of human being. In the picture to the left, look carefully between the two arrows for the actual "cell"
phone, named for a Paramecium. Click below for an excerpt from the Paramecium User Manual
Paramecium Cell Phone User Manual
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| Foot In Mouth Cell Phone Pouch |
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| By: Mabel Hanscom |
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I don't particularly like my cell phone. It is usually turned off.
Maybe the bag should be sound proof.
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| By: Kathy NIchols |
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The diguising of cell phone towers as trees in some communities
was too ironic to pass up. I have painted these three cell phones to pose as fake wildlife to live in the
fake trees. The nest is made from strands of my shredded cell phone bill.
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| Egyptian Message |
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| By: Wanda Kline |
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Three teenagers on their cells
during the First Dynasty. Hieroglyphics roughly translate to "Listen over hills and through forests as the falcon
flies by using your cell phone."
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| The Monster |
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| By: Lois Adam |
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I abhor techno-stuff. The cell
phone monster has its tentacles into every corner of our lives. In the upper left hand corner is a dinosaur (me!) biting
the beast.
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Can You Hear Me Now?
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My
inspiration for the cell phone theme comes from a longing for silence... Click the link to the left for a copy of my poem.
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