Currently, we are dealing with an excess in a broad sense. Mass culture, an abundance of information, and various ideologies make individuals feel uncertain in the modern world. Art, like other human creations, has undergone a tremendous transformation. Axioms in postmodern society are uncertain, and what is considered high mixes with what is considered low. Students left in a rushing multimedia world often have no time to reflect on their own existence. This module has been constructed in such a way as to encourage students to reflect on contemporary consumption. They will contemplate whether “having” or “being” matters to them. The starting point for these considerations was Andy Warhol’s iconic work, Campbell’s Soup Cans. Based on this work and other pieces, the teacher will conduct the classes. Various methods and teaching aids have been utilized in the presented module, such as multimedia presentations, audio-visual materials, brainstorming, teamwork, educational games, and discussions.