the bulk of communist art also celebrates the worker, soviet sci-fi and solar-punk are both offshoots of communist art made to imagine a future to live in, not the people that live in it
do you think labourers are entirely invisible in soviet sci-fi art?
As well as many other examples in this thread. Workers are simply not a prominent theme in solar-punk, and it’s utterly disingenuous to refuse to acknowledge this fact.
see here https://lemmygrad.ml/post/8502357/6685007
the bulk of communist art also celebrates the worker, soviet sci-fi and solar-punk are both offshoots of communist art made to imagine a future to live in, not the people that live in it
do you think labourers are entirely invisible in soviet sci-fi art?
No, because they’re prominently features in much of it, e.g:
labourers are prominent features in much of solar-punk media too
so much so that it took you this far into discussion to actually find credible examples
i posted the examples in response to you posting examples, you know?
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are you referring to the google images from earlier that i specifically took from the front page of google?
As well as many other examples in this thread. Workers are simply not a prominent theme in solar-punk, and it’s utterly disingenuous to refuse to acknowledge this fact.