#solar eye

[thysia]

Tears in Heaven - revol4357

[wonderingwarlockofthenight]

I wonder which God is watching? ☀️

[thysia]

Enlightenment - Oleg Shupliak

[thysia]

Aberration 6 - B O L Z A K

[johnzombi]

solar eye & spring veins

☀️👁🌿

[seraph-sepulture-art]

School has barely given me time to work on my illustrations. Here is more progress of my sehkmet

[ecstacysaunders-blog]

Dave Hook (Solar Eye) is my spirit animal.

[yuumei-art]

I've been pretty depressed over the past few days due to family problems, but I guess the best way to deal with depression is to build a totalitarian regime in Sketchup, or at least the headquarters they operate in.  This is the Solar Eye HQ design that will be used in Fisheye Placebo. It's based on the concept of a panopticon in which the building is the "inspection house" and the city is the "prison". However, the design is only symbolic and can't actually function as a panopticon since there is no way to see everything from the building. A modern day functional panopticon is created through CCTV surveillance. The philosophy behind it is that since we never know if we're being watched, it's better to be safe and stay within the line at all times, thus internalizing the authoritative gaze and staying obedient.  At first glance one might think this building's design is modern and cool, but staying true to the Fisheye Placebo theme, all architecture in this story will be retarded and counterproductive. Sure, having an office in a giant geodesic glass dome looks nice, but try monitoring the citizens when bright sunlight turns all LCD screens into a black mirror. Special thanks to Sketchup's 3D Warehouse for the miscellaneous furniture etc used in the model.