As technology advances, it becomes increasingly difficult to determine what is reality and what is fiction. The graphics are so convincing that even a giant hand on a building can look real to the eye. It is exactly the surrealism that the studio Rek0de explores in his works. Each image or video features fantastic elements placed in real locations or real models. His latest “intervention” is called “841 bio-degradable balloons”, a true test of perception for the viewer. It involves the insertion of biodegradable balloons (since they are digital) in the Barbican building in London. Through clever creativity, the real becomes unreal, and the unreal becomes reality: even filling a building with balloons. In an ironic and provocative way, Rek0de's Instagram account does not make it completely explicit that his works consist of renders, misleading (and amusing) many unsuspecting internet users. The caption of the work with the giant hand reads "the residents are still in the building, but They let us glue a giant hand to the side. The hand is made of human skin. #truestory.” https://www.instagram.com/p/Beyp9RNFcHe/?taken-by=rek0de W3siaWQiOjY4ODMwLCJ0aXRsZSI6IkFydGlzdGEgZXhwbG9yYSBhcyBpbmZsdSYjeEVBO25jaWFzIGRhIGx1eiBuYSBhcnF1aXRldHVyYSBlbSBpbnN0YWxhJiN4RTc7JiN4RTM7byJ9LHsiaWQiOjY4NzgzLCJ0aXRsZSI6Ikluc3RhbGEmI3hFNzsmI3hGNTtlcyBhcnQm I3hFRDtzdGljYXMgZmF6ZW0gZXNwZWN0YWRvciByZXBlbnNhciBvIGNvbnN1bW8gZG8gcGwmI3hFMTtzdGljbyJ9LHsiaWQiOjY4NTE2LCJ0aXRsZSI6IlBoaWxsaXAgSyBTbWl0aCBJSUkgdW5lIHByJiN4RTk7ZGlvcyBjb20gcG9udGUgbHVtaW5vc2EgZGUgTEVEIn1d
As technology advances, it becomes increasingly difficult to determine what is reality and what is fiction. The graphics are so convincing that even a giant hand on a building can look real to the eye. It is exactly the surrealism that the studio Rek0de explores in his works. Each image or video features fantastic elements placed in real locations or real models. His latest “intervention” is called “841 bio-degradable balloons”, a true test of perception for the viewer. It involves the insertion of biodegradable balloons (since they are digital) in the Barbican building in London. Through clever creativity, the real becomes unreal, and the unreal becomes reality: even filling a building with balloons. 
