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Ad for "Ghost in the Machine," starring Karen Allen, Chris Mulkey, and Ted Marcoux. The Philadelphia Inquirer; Friday, December 31st, 1993, Weekend Section Page 7.
i remember where i was when this song came out—when the whole album came out—with ray. we listened to the whole album; we both distinctly liked this song. it feels like winter. late fall, cold breezes and empty promises. mistakes and change and orange and brown. it stuck with me different than a lot of the other songs on this album. i guess this is an entry about being nostalgic and less about ghost in the machine by sza.
Inspired by Ghost in the Shell, this black-and-white pixel-style poster captures the philosophical core of cyberpunk—identity, consciousness, and technology merged into one striking image. A visual tribute to the blurred line between human and machine. #GhostInTheShell #Cyberpunk #AnimeArt #VisualPhilosophy #GSReality
Title sequence for the 1993 American science fiction horror film Ghost in the Machine, designed by Robert Dawson. The titles are set in Microchip, a computer style typeface seen in Andresen Typographics: One Line Showings catalog from 1985. A somewhat apt choice given the film
