Clarity in Chaos. Sometimes.
In the topsy-turvy world of modern art, puddles fetch millions while masterpieces go ignored. This satirical dive explores the absurd economics of creativity — where irony is currency, effort is outdated, and the price tag is often the boldest brushstroke of all.
Discover the lost art of hand-painted movie posters, from Drew Struzan’s Back to the Future to Bob Peak’s Apocalypse Now, and see how today’s Photoshopped blockbusters pale in comparison.
Productivity apps promise freedom, but often just multiply our to-dos. Are we saving time—or just scheduling away our lives?
From Lolita’s sunglasses to pulp’s lurid lesbians, banned book covers reveal not just scandalous art—but the anxieties, fears, and shifting morals of entire eras.
From geopolitics to gluten-free diets, the internet has turned us all into instant experts—armed with half-read headlines, YouTube degrees, and…
Nostalgia isn’t harmless—it’s a billion-dollar trap. From sitcom reboots to pixel games, corporations repackage your past, charge admission, and call it “new.”
When the product becomes the plot, are we watching cinema or just high-budget commercials? Explore the seductive fusion of storytelling and selling in today’s films.
In a world ruled by streaming algorithms, some truly great films fall through the cracks. Discover overlooked cinematic gems—from haunting sci-fi to poetic indies—that the internet forgot but film lovers won’t want to miss.
In a world obsessed with unplugging, we still need Google Maps to find the trail. This satirical take on the “digital detox” trend explores our ironic attempts to escape tech—while documenting every peaceful moment for Instagram.
A satirical comparison of dystopian literature vs. the far weirder dystopia we actually live in.
