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I grew up in futures that never existed—on TV channel , in pixelated subtitles, in stories where machines thought, cities breathed, and rebellion was just another word for freedom.
🎞️ My Influences:
It started with The Terminator. That cold chrome skull haunted me—not because it was a killer, but because it looked too human. The idea that a machine could walk among us and learn to care... that stuck with me.
Then came Patlabor, a lesser-known anime gem where mechs weren’t just weapons—they were tools, jobs, lives. It wasn’t flashy. It was quiet, industrial, real. That inspired me to make a future that felt lived-in.
And of course, The Matrix cracked my world open. The philosophy. The choices. The code behind the curtain. What is real? What is you? I’ve asked that question in every design since.
🤖 Why I Created the XHUMAN Skull
I wanted to create something that blended all of that—the grit of Terminator, the machinery of Patlabor, the mind-bend of Matrix—and turned it into a symbol.
The XHUMAN Skull is that symbol.
It’s not just a graphic. It’s a face. A survivor.
The cracks, the circuits, the silence behind the eyes—that’s the story of someone who’s been rewritten, reprogrammed, and still rises.
That’s RHO-47, the prototype that made it to shore when no one thought he could.
He’s not a hero. He’s not a villain.
He’s what’s next.
A bridge between the analog soul and digital scars.
🧬 What It Means to Me
As the creator, this design is personal.
It’s everything I love about sci-fi:
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Machines that question morality.
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Cities glowing in decay.
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Choices that rewrite reality.
XHUMAN is where my past obsessions and future fears collide.
And now, I’m sharing that vision with you—on cloth, on pixels, on purpose.
So when you wear this piece, know it’s more than merch.
You’re wearing a question.
You’re wearing a rebellion.
You’re wearing the future.
Welcome to Techvolution.
Welcome to XHUMAN.
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