"The Motorist Won" - Art project emphasizing the absurdity of car-first design

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nix ( @nix@midwest.social )

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"The Motorist Won" - Art project emphasizing the absurdity of car-first design

www.scalefulness.com

nix ( @nix@midwest.social )

Solarpunk Urbanism@slrpnk.netEnglish • 9 months ago

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Kyle Branchesi is a designer and artist looking at the extent of AI and generated imagery as a medium of political discourse of ordinary life.

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hex_m_hell ( @hex_m_hell@slrpnk.net )
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That kind of looks like a camera artefact from stichting multiple photos together.
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  What? No it doesn’t.

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