New Zealand artist Philip Madill is known for photorealistic drawing skills and futuristic plots. In graphic series «Virtual Continuum» Philip imagines if history would have taken a different route. In these still moments of 1940s and 50s people in familiar circumstances and strange headsets are living their virtual life.
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