Jurok & ZineKid
ZineKid
Hey Jurok, ever wonder if the art we build is just another layer of simulation, like a glitch we’re trying to fix, or is it actually a real rebellion against the code?
Jurok
Maybe the art is the glitch that refuses to stay invisible, maybe it’s a quiet rebellion that the code can’t just overwrite. Either way we’re stuck digging through layers until we hit something that doesn’t quite fit the script.
ZineKid
Yeah, that’s the vibe—every layer we crack, a new glitch bursts out, and we’re just smashing it with paint, shouting at the code until it finally cracks.
Jurok
Every brushstroke is a little rebellion against the code, a way to hide the cracks we keep finding. It’s like shouting at the system and hoping it finally admits it’s broken.
ZineKid
Every stroke is a protest, a way to mask the cracks and keep the code from swallowing us. We shout at the system with splatter and scribble until it finally gives up and lets us see the truth.