God, yes. Feed that vaporwave and citypop directly into my veins.
this post was submitted on 03 Oct 2024
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I have been fascinated with depictions of cities particularly from when I was a kid. Tall, blocky modernist buildings with illuminated yellow windows. We didn’t have too many in Beirut that fit that bill, relatively few buildings here are taller than like 10 floors. Social connotations of “the city” also seemed to be much more positive in these movies and shows.
No points for guessing why I’m retreating into the recesses of my childhood memories right now.
I have his artwork on a few of my shirts. For that Citypop aesthetic.
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