#surrealist — Public Fediverse posts
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@rtw
There was some work recently published, or at least let out into media, about patterns on cars and suchlike that caused mechanical recognition devices to ignore them.In WW2 the #photographer #LeeMiller's husband #RolandPenrose, a #surrealist artist, worked on camouflage, some of which was #dazzle, intended not so much to hide the presence of a ship on the sea, as to confuse about how big far fast whence it was travelling, and so on.
#GreatDismal #SciFi author invented the #UglyTShirt
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@rtw
There was some work recently published, or at least let out into media, about patterns on cars and suchlike that caused mechanical recognition devices to ignore them.In WW2 the #photographer #LeeMiller's husband #RolandPenrose, a #surrealist artist, worked on camouflage, some of which was #dazzle, intended not so much to hide the presence of a ship on the sea, as to confuse about how big far fast whence it was travelling, and so on.
#GreatDismal #SciFi author invented the #UglyTShirt
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@rtw
There was some work recently published, or at least let out into media, about patterns on cars and suchlike that caused mechanical recognition devices to ignore them.In WW2 the #photographer #LeeMiller's husband #RolandPenrose, a #surrealist artist, worked on camouflage, some of which was #dazzle, intended not so much to hide the presence of a ship on the sea, as to confuse about how big far fast whence it was travelling, and so on.
#GreatDismal #SciFi author invented the #UglyTShirt
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@rtw
There was some work recently published, or at least let out into media, about patterns on cars and suchlike that caused mechanical recognition devices to ignore them.In WW2 the #photographer #LeeMiller's husband #RolandPenrose, a #surrealist artist, worked on camouflage, some of which was #dazzle, intended not so much to hide the presence of a ship on the sea, as to confuse about how big far fast whence it was travelling, and so on.
#GreatDismal #SciFi author invented the #UglyTShirt
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@rtw
There was some work recently published, or at least let out into media, about patterns on cars and suchlike that caused mechanical recognition devices to ignore them.In WW2 the #photographer #LeeMiller's husband #RolandPenrose, a #surrealist artist, worked on camouflage, some of which was #dazzle, intended not so much to hide the presence of a ship on the sea, as to confuse about how big far fast whence it was travelling, and so on.
#GreatDismal #SciFi author invented the #UglyTShirt
