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This street artist takes a dystopian view of the rapidly evolving technologies (digital and not) that are both changing the world and enforcing its globalist order. But rather than simply inveigh against them, he employs them to create a sort of virtual graffiti, placing his tag, for instance, into the world-building game, Minecraft, and also creating a completely convincing—and totally fake—video of himself tagging the White House fence. He's also piloted small drones to spray-paint canvases. His gallery debut continues apace with candy-colored, 3-D–printed guns and drone-painted takes on Warhol's Marilyn.
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