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Not illegal.
I put the ass in potassium.
Ok if you got that covered ill bring the pot.
What is the message of this performance art?
I think it’s a complex piece about access to mental healthcare in the US.
How is this mental illness related, this is peak comedy
Because you need to be crazy to do strange things on a Texan’s doorstep. They don’t have “stand your ground” laws. They have “murder the visitor” laws.
Loosen up, have some fun
True, there’s also suicidal tendencies.
I go, “Mom, just get me a Pepsi. Please?
All I want’s a Pepsi.”
And she wouldn’t give it to me
All I wanted was a Pepsi
Just one Pepsi
And she wouldn’t give it to me
Just a Pepsi!Man I would kill for Pepsi zero rn
Oh, that’s just Nanners Georg. He does that sometimes. Okay, most of the time… Okay, basically constantly. If you ask him about it, he usually just mumbles something about lizard people. We’re not even sure where he keeps getting the bananas, because nobody ever sees him near a grocery store.
Very interesting mix of early Marina Abramović and late 1990s G&G. It speaks about surviving in modern day surveillance state by hiding our true opinions behind digital caricature of all the political views people think are popular now.
Mental health is a concern.
Or there’s a fued going on and someone tried to freak an opponent out.
Joe Byron got that Gluck Gluck 3000 (his neck game on point)
Nature is healing
How is that a Joe Biden mask lol
goddamn, okay, I get it lol
The ink used is not really visible in IR light (aka the night vision used by doorbells among other things).
You can get these ultra thin, custom print balaclavas. They’re literally just a thin pantyhose like material, and cheap textile paint.
And with much of the plastic we use today that appear to be completely opaque to our eyes, IR blocking is usually not an important aspect for these paints, so the IR floodlight of the doorbell goes right through and reflects from the mask only, making it appear as if it was just an empty mask.
Fun fact, it’s probably because the mask is a screen vs “thin”. Think bug net with paint on the outside. Here is an example of the effect on a screen door: https://youtube.com/shorts/5NtBevlKpx4
Probably not, though. The camera is head on, and the painted surface is from the angle of the camera…
Even in your video, the painted surface is clearly visible from the outside even on camera, whereas the unpainted side doesn’t show the paint - logically.
But in our case the key effect is that we’re looking at the PAINTED side, yet don’t see the paint itself. Which is primarily because of the IR effect I described - the pigment in the paint reflects the visible range of light (so the paint is visible), but not IR, therefore the IR camera in the doorbell “sees through” the paint.
Awesome. Good to know for next time I want to eat a banana.
The more you know
looks like temu max headroom
IR is a bit like UV… in that white and light colours reflect more of it. So it’s probably just a very light mask with only a thin layer of light colours on a latex background (latex is also white).
…also the light is hitting straight on.
He worked hard, let the former president enjoy his hobbies.
No it’s for eating
A bi-partisan weirdo!
Just Texas things
How is this “showing up on the doorbell cam” and not “stood on their porch”?
Same difference, they just saw it later in a recording.
The banana would be a modern art reference
