Self-portraits while the selfish culture killed quite a bit many should be self-explanatory. By reflecting upon myself, I am not doing anything socially conscious – like, for example, Joseph Beuys' planting of 7000 trees. By being ignorant of my surroundings I prolong the selfish culture. In this selfish culture I am part of the sheeple who are posing in front of the camera and reflecting upon their own crappy lives: they are admiring and themselves and expressing their hardship in life; so am I... while ignoring the deteriorating nature of our everyday individuality-obsession. (In my case, it is over 1100 self-portraits... which is a number that is probably quite less than the number of self-portraits that today's teenagers take.) Can you imagine that for the time that it took me to do all of these self-portraits, I could actually do something beneficial for the people? And what if everyone did that too? How do we “selfish” people kill others? By focusing on our own lives and behaving like independent units from each other; not behaving as a society that works together toward our common goals: the obtaining of our necessities.... This self-portrait section is a bit similar to the biggest series that I've done – “Modern” Art... and the wasted time creating it while “modern” life kills quite a bit many; there, I take pictures of various things (and I even prolong the wasting of time by digitally altering them); here, on the other hand, I am the focus of attention (and I also digitally alter the images – through which I waste even more time on my self-obsessing). The contemporary selfish selfie culture taught me to be putting on my horse blinders and to start admiring myself. Even though more or less all of the self-portraits display my self-admiration, some are more witty than others; for example, this introductory Favorites section includes self-portraits that have a bit more depth than the rest. Also, thematically many self-portraits vary quite a bit from each other. That prompted me to start sub-categorizing them. The sub-categorization thematically and by years was not in my intention, but it was necessary to enhance the user-experience and to help load the pages faster. (Please note that in the ~2000s category, I had failed to diligently date the self-portraits to their exact date; the images and photos you see there are from the mid 1990s to the early 2000s.)