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Swarm Tactics - Focusing collectives to amplify messages.
You feel stuck, helpless. They’ve told you that you can’t drink the water so you must buy their replacement. They’ve flooded the feed with noise, so genuine cries can hardly be heard. A thousand flashing lights so fast and bright you barely register the photo of children’s bodies in the rubble. The news cycle a deranged treadmill chewing the legs off anyone who tries to keep up and roping arms from those who would hold it accountable. It’s easy to become disheartened in amon
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Through Lens, Sound & Self: Interview with Marius Carl
“The purpose of art is to lay bare the questions that have been hidden by the answers.” — James Baldwin I first discovered Marius Carl a few years ago through the ever-evolving Web3 art scene on X. His work stopped me in my tracks — distinctive, eloquent, and impossibly modern, yet deeply rooted in something ancestral and polished. There was a sense of refinement in his visual language, a quiet richness that didn’t need to shout to make its presence felt. Even then, I could
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Optical alignment - Misplaced notions and outrage assumptions in the internet age.
You’ll see these posts from time to time, they’ll take a logo or app icon from a large brand, draw centre lines across them, then gleefully tweet about how “big company make dumb mistake lol” because the image doesn’t line up. Maybe they’ll use it as some justification as to how “the past was better”, or how real art and design are DEAD. Chances are, despite what their account says, they’ve never studied a day of design in their life. If they had they’d know the difference be
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