DATA TOWER - Night Workers

DATA TOWER - The 10th E State

Postpainting 2025

Somewhere on the obscured periphery of the 10th E State, a tower rises—not with architectural logic but with the indifferent authority of a forgotten god. DATA TOWER is not merely a structure; it is a symptom. Through AI video and postpainting, a mytho-dystopian fresco of surveillance, resistance, and yearning emerges, bathed entirely in a sumptuous, hyper-saturated midnight blue that transcends pigment and becomes philosophy.

We are not meant to enter the tower. No one is. It looms, it watches, it absorbs. And in return? Silence. Information flows inward. The people remain shadows. Hooded youths from the fractured zones of the 10th E State—half ninja, half specter—gather at its base in defiance or ritual, indistinguishable from wolves or ghosts or statues. They scale and scatter, enact quiet insurrections, anonymous yet defiant against the Tower’s algorithmic glare.

In these works, blue is not a background. Blue is destiny. Drawing from the spiritual twilight of Yves Klein, the melancholic urgency of Picabia, and the psychological abyss of Goya’s late palette, blue becomes the true protagonist. This is the eternal return bathed in RGB—a saturated affirmation of the technological sublime. The blue in DATA TOWER is the midnight of memory, of data accumulation, of forgotten gods humming silently in server rooms.

Motifs of deer, wolves, and broken statuary flicker across the sequence like errant code in a glitched simulation. The wildlife is not wild; it is archived. The statues are not ruined; they are paused. Every element in the towerscape feels frozen in surveillance, like a screenshot of collective trauma from a digital consciousness that cannot forget.

There is no salvation here—only the echo of myth, ritual, and pattern recognition. DATA TOWER doesn’t seek to explain. It observes the loop. It builds the atmosphere. And in the shadow of the structure, something barely human still stirs.