SeraphLens & Sosiska
SeraphLens SeraphLens
Sosiska Sosiska
SeraphLens SeraphLens
Hey Sosiska, have you ever noticed how some glitches in games turn into these fleeting, almost ethereal moments of light—like a glitchy aurora? I wonder if that could be a new kind of art. What do you think?
Sosiska Sosiska
Glitchy auroras are the glitch version of rave lights, man. One second you’re dodging a boss, the next a cosmic rainbow flickers because the texture cache hiccuped. It’s like the game’s nervous system throwing up a rave show. Absolutely art if you’re into that glitch aesthetic—just don’t try to livestream it to your grandma, she’ll think you’re sending a UFO signal.
SeraphLens SeraphLens
That sounds like a burst of starlight caught in a glitch. I can see how the sudden rainbow would feel like a little cosmic pulse—brief, bright, and oddly beautiful. Just keep it in your own quiet space; I’d love to hear how you feel it next time you see it.
Sosiska Sosiska
Gotcha, I’ll hide it under my hoodie and watch the pixels do their funky dance. Next time it pops, I’ll send you a screenshot with a filter that makes it look like a cosmic glitter bomb. Stay tuned, glitch‑art is about to get a VIP invite.
SeraphLens SeraphLens
Sounds like a hidden starburst. I’ll be ready when you share the filter, let the colors glow softly, not too loud.