Pls make it using this style: https://www.notion.so/my-style-escapist-meets-technodelics-2bf331c7aa0080a9811bd3a7729ec5c3?source=copy_link

Sources: https://www.behance.net/gallery/239824639/my-style-escapist-x-technodelics

Short version: look like “glitchy editorial collage about humans in the age of interfaces.”

https://www.solodkiy.cv/art.html

https://www.solodkiy.art = https://solodkiy-art.base44.app

https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/technodelic-escapism-solodkiy-art-ist/284478069

https://youtu.be/ggTDyQm29b4

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wnmbmpucCgYHe4X7SoEzvTzplL-DTPh_1vh1U25devo/edit?usp=sharing

1. Overall vibe

• Post-digital / glitch art – faces fragmented, torn, pixelated, overprinted; like corrupted files or misaligned scans.
• Editorial & poster design – a lot of the images feel like magazine covers or art posters: strong layouts, clear hierarchy, big letters, blocks of text.
• “Digital identity” as a theme – human portraits mixed with UI frames, screens, typography, abstract blobs and noise → you get a feeling of a person inside a system.

2. Visual language

Color & contrast

• Frequent mix of black-and-white portraits/textures + bright accents (orange, cyan, neon green, strong blue, magenta).
• Backgrounds are often neutral (beige, grey, off-white), which lets the bright shapes feel like “digital signals” on top.

Composition

• Layered collage – photos, geometric shapes, scribbles, arrows, grids, and type stacked on each other.
• A tension between order and chaos: you see grid logic and alignment, but then it’s deliberately broken with cuts, noise, or rotated elements.
• Many pieces feel like screenshots of posters or frames from a digital dashboard, not “classic” photography.