Rank
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Attendee Type
Masked Guest
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Category
Order
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Token ID
398
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X
8891.137284
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Y
7589.297075
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Created
2025-02-21 17:46:44.001 -0600
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Observation
The journey begins
I choose to remove my mask
Unaware of lurking dangers
Ignorant to consequences
Threats are made
But not taken seriously enough
Protectors are lied to
So they arrive at my home
I am surrounded
Weapons trained on my movement
My children hear shouting
I'm forced onto my knees, bound
Fear & confusion overwhelm
Until misunderstanding is proven
The protectors apologize
And leave my family alone
Relief takes over
Followed by a desire to protect
I look for my mask
But it can no longer be worn
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Response 1
There's a seemingly infinite number of secret details like this embedded into the artwork with what feels like unlimited ways to interpret them. This feels purposeful, to enable the interactivity and creativity of our participation.
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Response 2
I love that instead of focusing on the more obvious items and details across the artwork, you found inspiration in something as seemingly unimportant as the mud on the ground.
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Response 3
I was also drawn to this key when looking through the artwork. It's even more intriguing with the text decoded above. Almost like it's there as a starting point for a whole new story when the time is right.
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Revision
The “A” stands for Adam, author of the observation.
And you’re correct, it didn’t rhyme, thanks for the conversation.
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Stood Down Scars
Sam Spratt - Masks of Luci
"The Masquerade is my next chapter of the story of Luci, continuing right where The Monument Game left off. Art, community-building, and modern exegesis come together to elevate the choices, connections, and true nature revealed through others' collision with my work and world." - Sam Spratt
