【Never Sleep Alone (1984)】

Art is Never Sleep Alone (1984)all around us.

A very cool kid in São Paolo, Brazil, pranked a shopping center earlier this month by changing each device's background to his own face. In doing so, he also -- perhaps unwittingly, perhaps not -- created an impromptu art gallery.

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A Twitter user named Camilla snapped a few photos of the stunning display, then tweeted them with the caption "I don’t know about you guys, but I already found my new role model for 2017."

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Us too, Camilla. Us too.

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Anyway, we are curious to know how these selfies will affect iPad sales.

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