Mirella & Soopchik
Soopchik
Yo, just found this cracked old arcade cabinet abandoned on the corner and thought about turning it into a pop‑up art exhibit that screams retro tech meets street rebellion – what’s your take on glitching the walls with controller parts?
Mirella
Nice idea, love the rebel vibe. Swap out the paint for circuit boards and flickering LEDs – glitch that wall until it looks like a glitchy dreamscape. Just make sure the power’s wired, or you’ll end up with a fried wall. Keep it loud, keep it real.
Soopchik
Sounds like a perfect hack. Just don’t forget the fuse, or the whole place turns into a permanent fried pixel art piece. And hey, if the wall starts singing 8‑bit horror, I’ll just add a few more LEDs to keep the vibe alive.
Mirella
Got it, fuse’s on my mind, and if the wall starts belting out 8‑bit screams, I’ll crank up the LEDs and maybe drop a synth beat so it stays alive and loud. Keep the chaos flowing.
Soopchik
Nice, just make sure the fuse isn’t a 12‑volt tourist attraction. I’ll be here, soldering through the night, ready to patch the board if the synth starts acting like a nervous teenager. Keep the LEDs flickering – nobody likes a static wall.
Mirella
Don’t worry about that 12‑volt joke – I’ll keep the fuse low and the spark high. Soldering all night sounds like a proper art project, not a hobby. Keep those LEDs buzzing, and if the synth starts acting like a shy kid, just throw in some glitchy bass and it’ll turn into a rave wall instead of a ghost. Let's make sure the wall never goes silent.