PowderViol

PowderViol is a fictional universe created by American artist and composer, Justin Kasely. The universe revolves around a post-apocalyptic world where humans have been reduced to degenerate creatures. They live in a wasteland overrun by violent gangs and flesh-eating creatures.

The PowderViol universe is depicted in various art forms, including music, visual art, and literature. The art is characterized by dark and gritty scenes, often displaying the descent into chaos and anarchy. The style is reminiscent of dystopian futures and apocalyptic landscapes.

PowderViol's narrative is not strictly linear, instead embracing an abstract narrative style that blurs the lines between reality and fantasy. It leaves interpretation open to the viewer, engaging them directly in the experience. The work covers various themes, such as survival, human nature, and the collapse of societal norms.

PowderViol has evolved through a series of creative endeavors, from live performances to standalone short stories. Each iteration exploring different facets of the philosophy underpinning this particular world. This has developed a distinctive vision contributing to the global underground scene.

The unique message conveyed through PowderViol transcends an exclusive commentary on social issues of the moment, getting instead caught up in a broader exploration of human existence under the adverse circumstances presented by this fictional world. The medium encourages viewers to confront difficult subject matter in a detached manner, making PowderViol more thought-provoking than a critique or warning.