An 8-bit Cthulhu on a Bangkok lamp post
On a sticker-covered pole at Bangkok's Chatuchak Weekend Market, artists BATNAT n GAGNAT placed their Cthulhu: a retro 8-bit trading-card sticker. Scanned, the card boots like a game: pixel lightning, the creature cycles through animations, tentacles spread over the frame. Street art, travel and a touch of myth on a few square centimetres of paper.
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Credits
- BATNAT n GAGNAT artist
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