Vintage Tomorrows – What Can Playing With the Past Teach Us About the Future?
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In this episode of The Tomorrow Project: Trailer for the coming future casting documentary “Vintage Tomorrows” about what Steampunk can teach us about the future.
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That is an excellent introduction to steampunk. As a steampunk author I find myself having to answer that core question all the time, “what is steampunk?”
The answer, I guess, is, it’s complicated. Because it’s such an unprecedented intermingling of fashion, performance art, traditional art, fiction and aesthetic it’s hard for the uninitiated to grasp.
I do always find these videos tend to gloss over the fiction aspect of steampunk, but I guess it’s only natural, since writing does not have the visual appeal of a monstrous flame-spewing cyber octopus at Burning Man.
Keep up the good work, now that I’ve found this site I’ll be visiting again.