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“MORE CARNAGE” continues our “CARNAGE” digital art collection, exploring uncensored creativity with even more absurd, irrational designs that challenge convention and embrace chaos.

20+ artists, one messy digital canvas. “MORE CARNAGE” is where human creativity and machine chaos collide. Every piece is a fragment of debris from the collision.

This is digital art without restraints — louder, stranger, and gloriously unhinged. It is not a sequel but an escalation of an unsolved issue.

ARTIST IN FOCUS: HANZHI ZHONG

In the artist spotlight section of the MORE CARNAGE digital gallery, we feature Hanzhi Zhong whose work delves into topics such as death, humanity and more.

In this interview, we discuss the motivation behind her artwork, what she is attempting to portray to our viewers but most importantly, how does that relate to concepts such as freedom of speech and creativity.

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"iveseenitall"

The concept behind "ive seen it all" emerges from this line of thought. It's not about deciphering which Spiderman belongs to which universe — it's the quiet, intuitive act of mentally arriving at something real before it materializes. It involves interlacing memories, stimuli, personal ideations and intuition into internal visions that feel pre-existent — like déjà vu in reverse.

"getsomehelp"

In today's world, where entertainment is literally at our fingertips, boredom feels almost alien. We fill every minute with scrolling, binge-watching, and endless notifications, drowning out the delightful stillness that boredom can bring. But here's a thought: what if the way we tackle feelings of boredom or dullness doesn't have to involve buying the latest gadgets, chasing after the next big hit, or getting lost in entertainment?

"thisplantkeeps"

That small, odd crack in perception is where so much of our art takes root at Asycd. It's not about the plant, per se. It's about the silly, secret invitation in every corner of the world to see things strangely, to loosen the grip of logic, and to realize: what seems trivial is often a portal to something big.

"nostalgia"

Nostalgia emerges when sensory input — a visual cue, a melody, a scent — activates stored autobiographical memories via the hippocampus. Simultaneously, the amygdala infuses those memories with emotional weight, making them feel vivid and sometimes overwhelming. In essence, our brain doesn't just retrieve data; it reconstructs atmosphere, mood, and meaning.

"tryingtoseeGod"

my goal is to create something so beautiful , nothing will ever exceed it. a piece of art that is permanently beautiful, that exudes the perfection I could only attribute to the almighty.

"muted"

I find myself unable to articulate my thoughts well so often I've given up the possibility of ever being able to exert myself through spoken word. maybe it's awkwardness or introversion but I like to believe it's by choice. I put myself on mute.

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