15 illustrations depicting the imperfect side of modern life

Successful ad agency passes have caused cartoonist Gerhard Haderer to develop a trademark style; but it was the boldness of his creations - always with political and social overtones - that made him one of the most respected illustration and graphic design professionals today.

Endowed with an acid humor, the 67-year-old Austrian began drawing at a time when there were no smartphones, personal computers or social networks; However, this does not mean that he is oblivious to the changes triggered by the technological revolution of this early century.

From technology's dependence to politics disinterested in the common good, no current issue goes unnoticed by its scathing and critical eye. Here's a selection from some of your recent creations:

1. Photographer even of the tragedy itself

2. Living the present through a screen

3. Artificial Smiles

4. The hidden secrets of the Holy See

5. A stranger in the nest

6. A club called parliament

7. What comes out is always better

8. Inertia and entertainment consumption

9. Income Concentration

10. A critique of massive food production

11. Consequences of environmental destruction

12. Before and after Christmas

13. In search of eternal youth

14. Food Militancy

15. Meanwhile, at the White House