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Thank you for the comment. >>In a certain, Cayce Pollard / William Gibson “CPU” aesthetic, there is cachet and delight in signalling contextlessness - and a sm
by sifar 6y ago
Thank you for the comment.
>>In a certain, Cayce Pollard / William Gibson “CPU” aesthetic, there is cachet and delight in signalling contextlessness - and a small cult has grown around these objects. They collectively call objects that share this anonymous property “monoblocs“ for short
Do you have more information on this ? Searching for monoblocs doesn't turn up anything useful apart from the monobloc chair.
- pampchamp 6y agoI don't know the specific community that uses that term, but more generally it has some things in common with "gray man", but Gibson filters it through fashion and otaku lenses.