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The initial deployment began on November 4th, 2024. This is often viewed as the initial creation of the club itself. A series of three posters were created<ref name="multiple_posters">One of these posters contained four different variations of the same content, though they are almost never treated as discrete objects</ref> | The initial deployment began on November 4th, 2024. This is often viewed as the initial creation of the club itself. A series of three posters were created<ref name="multiple_posters">One of these posters contained four different variations of the same content, though they are almost never treated as discrete objects</ref> by [[Elliott Witort]] and [[Quincy]] over the course of about two days, before being deployed on the night of the fourth. The posters contain several references to 'anachronistic' media to the untrained eye. | ||
One poster speaks on the matter of Geoffrey Sonnabend's great work ''Obliscence: Theories of Forgetting and the Problem of Matter'', which the Museum of Jurassic Technology has kindly preserved in their archives<ref name="MJT">Sonnabend, G. (n.d.). Obliscence, Theories of Forgetting and the Problem of Matter. Obliscence, theories of forgetting and the problem of matter. https://www.mjt.org/exhibits/delson/oblisci.html</ref> | |||
Another poster warns against a man named Louis Hoover. Initially posed as a plea to assist in the locating of this man, by the end of the poster, it's clear it is meant to warn the reader of his existence. The reality of this man is heavily debated in certain circles, and it's still not clear if he is tangibly within our plane of existence. Some claim that his appearance in [[Gizmo! 1977|Gizmo!]] is proof of his existence, but others refute this, often stating that the legitimacy of the film itself is deniable. | |||
The last poster revolves around a simple idea, a poster which argues against another (though of course it still contains the same link). It was produced in four configurations for relaying this message up, down, left and right. These posters were placed exclusively next to other club posters as to not stir up any discourse with other clubs. | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:30, 7 May 2025
Posters refers specifically to those deployed by The Intrusive Gardening Club. This page is a collection of posters, organized by deployment section.
Initiation
The initial deployment began on November 4th, 2024. This is often viewed as the initial creation of the club itself. A series of three posters were created[1] by Elliott Witort and Quincy over the course of about two days, before being deployed on the night of the fourth. The posters contain several references to 'anachronistic' media to the untrained eye.
One poster speaks on the matter of Geoffrey Sonnabend's great work Obliscence: Theories of Forgetting and the Problem of Matter, which the Museum of Jurassic Technology has kindly preserved in their archives[2]
Another poster warns against a man named Louis Hoover. Initially posed as a plea to assist in the locating of this man, by the end of the poster, it's clear it is meant to warn the reader of his existence. The reality of this man is heavily debated in certain circles, and it's still not clear if he is tangibly within our plane of existence. Some claim that his appearance in Gizmo! is proof of his existence, but others refute this, often stating that the legitimacy of the film itself is deniable.
The last poster revolves around a simple idea, a poster which argues against another (though of course it still contains the same link). It was produced in four configurations for relaying this message up, down, left and right. These posters were placed exclusively next to other club posters as to not stir up any discourse with other clubs.
- ↑ One of these posters contained four different variations of the same content, though they are almost never treated as discrete objects
- ↑ Sonnabend, G. (n.d.). Obliscence, Theories of Forgetting and the Problem of Matter. Obliscence, theories of forgetting and the problem of matter. https://www.mjt.org/exhibits/delson/oblisci.html
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