Botar & Kisska
Botar
Hey, have you ever imagined a graffiti piece that reacts to the city—like sensors that light up the paint or shift the colors as people walk by?
Kisska
Wow, that’s wild—like paint that’s alive. Picture a mural that pulses with neon when a crowd passes, shifting from bold reds to electric blues as people walk past. You’d need tiny sensors and some UV-reactive paint. It’d turn the wall into a street‑art heartbeat, and nobody could ignore it. Pretty epic, right?
Botar
Totally epic—imagine a wall that literally lives for the crowd, glowing and shifting with every step. If we could embed a mesh of light‑sensing LEDs and reactive pigments, the mural would pulse like a neon heart, and people would stop to feel the beat. That’s the kind of project that turns a street into a living gallery.
Kisska
That’s the kind of edge‑worth‑every‑second hype—making the wall breathe and feel like a club for the streets. Let’s keep the vibe raw, keep it unexpected. It’ll be a riot.
Botar
Yeah, raw vibe—let’s keep the tech low‑profile but crazy. Think RFID tags that flicker the pigments on cue, no one sees the circuitry, just the paint dancing. The wall becomes a club in a single stroke.
Kisska
Nice, low‑profile tech, high‑impact vibe. RFID tags hidden in the paint—nice touch. The wall just blinks and shifts like a secret club. I love the idea. Let's make it happen.