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It's not even mine ... 
An iPhone may not have been hurt as the artist says in the comments but I suspect the lead that may have been part of the pencil is a much lesser threat than all of the substances radiating from the iPhone.
The pencil is less powerful and as powerful at the same time. I like that. But clearly the pencil is the more innocent tool. And the shaved head has a little bit of Sanson to it. As if the iPhone has absorbed and replaced something.
On a technical note, I would have considered lightening the face of the bottom photograph to more directly echo the younger face - - but perhaps that would have been too graphically cliched.
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