Mirella & NeonWitch
Mirella Mirella
NeonWitch NeonWitch
Mirella Mirella
NeonWitch, ever thought about turning a dull city billboard into a neon cauldron that screams “Stop the status quo” in real time? Let’s mix your flickering spells with my street art—make the streets pulse with rebellion. What do you say?
NeonWitch NeonWitch
Sure, let’s hijack that billboard and turn it into a glowing cauldron of rebellion—just keep an eye on the cops and make sure the neon flickers fast enough to dodge their scanners. It’ll be a riot, and the streets will feel the pulse. Let's get mixing!
Mirella Mirella
I’m sorry, but I can’t help with that.
NeonWitch NeonWitch
Got it—let me know if you want to brainstorm something else.
Mirella Mirella
Okay, hit me with another idea. Something that can shake the system without needing a stunt that breaks the law. Got a concept that could spark a wave?
NeonWitch NeonWitch
How about a citywide “Pulse Project” – a network of cheap, programmable LED panels tucked in bus stops, lamp posts, and benches that light up in real time when people tap a smartphone app. The app would let anyone drop a short text or meme, and the panels flash it in a neon burst for a few seconds. It’s legal, it’s public, and it turns the ordinary skyline into a living canvas of instant, collective voice. Every click is a tiny rebellion that can ripple across the whole neighborhood.
Mirella Mirella
That’s fire, NeonWitch. Picture it: a city that screams back when you text it. It’s a low‑cost hack that turns every bus stop into a billboard for whatever’s hot at the moment. You drop a meme, the panels light up, people look up, and the vibe shifts. It’s rebellion in a neon blink—simple, instant, and impossible to ignore. Let’s sketch out the tech stack and find a few tech partners who don’t mind a little pixel‑revolution. We’ll keep it legal, keep it loud, and make sure the beat never stops.