#dystopian art

[jareckiworld]

Milan Kunc — Archaic Landscape (oil on canvas, 1993)

[katesaholic]

[leresq]

Sigh. Is nothing sacred.

Tales from the Loop was amazing but this is the kind of thing that I don't think lends itself to a film adaptation. Especially not with Crisp Rat, especially especially not one with Crisp Rat directed by the Russos. Tonal change from the book is inevitable I fear.

[futurumterra]

Marcel Deneuve - Meropis

[yellowmanula]

Look at how beautiful the world is without drugs <3

[no7er]

Dead Earth Digital artwork by me, 2023

[killjoyconstruct]

God I love defaced propaganda posters

[wolandd]

Zdzisław Beksinski

[its-a-hare-pom-pom]

Here’s my gay little sci-fi poster

[toruandmidori]

It’s beginning to look a lot like… the end of the f*cking world. 

Go down grinning with our range of dystopian, demonic, dark humor Christmas coffee mugs.

Featuring bleak mid-winter messages, Satanic Santas and unsettling seasonal slogans.

They’re the perfect Christmas gift for doomer pals this holiday season.

Check out the whole range here, individual links below: 

OBEY

HIS SANTANIC MAJESTY

CONSUME

ALWAYS WATCHING

HAIL SANTA

SANTA IS LORD

[timmurleyart]

Moloko Plus.➕ (V.2)⏰🍊🥛🕘(mixed media on canvas)🍊🕰🍊

[jareckiworld]

Irena Dědičová (1932-1990) — The Ruins of Our Time [oil and paper mounted on canvas, 1984]

[robsheridan]

disappear 06 / 07 / 08. A trilogy of patreon-exclusive prints now available publicly for the first time in very limited quantities.

disappear is an ongoing series about 21st century loss, isolation, identity, and fleeting connections. In searching for a way to communicate that visually, I was drawn back to the style of glitching that we created back in 2007 for Nine Inch Nails' Year Zero. On that album, the degraded-data look was conceived out of the mythology that everything in the Year Zero experience was sent back in time from 2022 as a warning, through a primitive digital process that heavily damaged the data along the way.

Approaching this new work in the actual time of Year Zero’s future fiction, the analogy of fragmented, damaged, incomplete data felt like a fitting metaphor for the feeling of modern disconnectedness and isolation I wanted to express. As the pandemic has surrounded us with loss while pushing us further online, further into fragmented manipulated corporate communication channels sold to us as replacements for community, this aesthetic and the metaphor it represents feels more and more prescient.

There are currently 8 prints in the disappear series - a very limited number of 06-08 are currently up for a short time in my rare print sale.

[artbynestor]

"Shared Illusion" by Nestor

This striking pencil drawing portrays humanoids intricately connected with numerous cables and machines, illustrating a shared illusion of reality. Ships sink into a swirling vortex, while a landscape featuring pyramids and crystals looms in the background. The artwork serves as a critique of technological dependence and invites viewers to reflect on the complexities of human existence and perception.

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#Humanoids, #TechnologicalDependence, #SharedIllusion, #Reality, #IntricateConnections, #PencilDrawing, #SurrealArt, #ConceptualArt, #ArtByNestor

[futurumterra]

柴 China - The Industrial Future

[eyes-talks-ocs]

May 2024

Trying some things out art wise. Figured I'd see how things looked if I added more fine details to the lineart.

Anyway. Enjoy Dog, doing Dog things. At least nothing is on fire this time 'round.

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Want something like this? My commissions are open 😺