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If the internet had a fever dream, it would probably look a lot like the work of @iscreamcolour—the alter ego of a visual artist who turns digital art into sensory overload in the best way possible. Known for their candy-coloured chaos, surreal collages, and glitched-out iconography, iScreamColour sits at the intersection of pop culture meltdown and political pop art. Your art is like a pop culture acid trip—what are your biggest influences and visual obsessions? Britney Spea