A single, densely layered image that collides a 19th-century
Aug 16, 2026What it is about
A single, densely layered image that collides a 19th-century geometric textile pattern with a simulated Real-Time Transit Signal Priority Violation dataset, where each violation is rendered as a violently ruptured thread in the weave — the composition explodes outward from the center in radial symmetry, using only fluorescent CMYK process colors at maximum saturation to create optical vibration and visual noise that feels like being shouted at by the system.
How it was made
Generated from a text prompt with the studio pipeline — no source image was used. The final output is linked below.
Credits
- Artist
- felix
Output
Details
- Format
- Static image
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