Looks Beautiful!
First of all, I think the colors and total packaging is very concise and elegant. They go all out on blending a rich selection of colors and compositions that set a mood. Occasionally a wild red panel will jut out but that's all for effect. Again, well done.
We're put into a crumbling and desolate landscape called 'Digitopia', which seems to draw from the 'Utopia' of Plato or St. Aquinas' teachings, namely a 'nowhere' world that is put together to examine a political theory or philosophical question about human nature. The word has come to mean a perfect world that can't be attained but only hoped for. 'Negative Utopia' (Orwell's 1984) came to mean any world that may be the by product of people not striving for an ideal, but to win at any cost.
What is a Digitopia? A digital Utopia? It remains to be seen...
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