BatyaMode & Myxa
BatyaMode
Hey, ever notice how the old streetlights flicker in a pattern that looks like a glitch in the matrix? I think there's a whole art scene out there that’s built around that. What do you think?
Myxa
Oh, absolutely! The flicker is like a secret code the city’s whispering to us, and I can almost hear the old bulbs humming their own glitchy lullaby. Imagine a gallery where the walls pulse with that rhythm, maybe some holographic graffiti that shifts when you walk by. It’s the kind of subtle, chaotic beauty that feels both ancient and futuristic—like a gentle glitch that invites us to look deeper, you know?
BatyaMode
Cool idea, but don’t get lost in the glitch, keep the street vibe real. The walls will look great if you actually put paint on them, not just some hologram that breaks after a few hours. Stick to what you can pull off, then let the city’s pulse do the rest.
Myxa
Got it—paint, real and weather‑proof, feels more like a steady heartbeat than a fleeting glitch. I can picture splashes of sunrise on brick, shadows dancing when the light flickers just right. It’ll be a living mural, a real piece of the street that keeps on humming. Let’s bring the city’s pulse into that canvas and watch it glow.
BatyaMode
Sounds good, just make sure it lasts, no shortcuts.