ROBO RAGE

A Vista Futura film for Zender’s Post Human exhibition. The humans are gone, the robots now run the schedule. Based on characters Zender designed for his Post Human exhibition, and transformed into motion by Danny Merk (Vista Futura) using new video AI tools, ROBO RAGE is a 5-minute film following a squad of party robots moving through the city with zero concern for infrastructure. Their destination: the rave. Their impact: severe. Five minutes of chaos, rhythm, and unnecessary destruction.

The city is a set piece. The robots are the main event. And the rave? Non-negotiable.

In conjunction with Zender’s Post Human exhibition.

Danny Merk (Vista Futura) used the latest AI tools to document a night out that’s heavy on the bass and even heavier on the structural damage. It’s a neon-soaked commute through a metropolis that simply got in the way.

Zero humans. Maximum BPM. Total demolition.

Directed by Vista Futura.

The intersection of street-level graffiti grit and high-fidelity artificial intelligence has reached a fever pitch with the unveiling of Robo Rage.

This project served as a digital extension of Zender’s celebrated Post Human exhibition, a collection that originally captured the decay and mechanical rebirth of humanity through raw, hand-drawn illustrations.

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