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Cyberpunk

Cyberpunk subject matter - the human/machine boundary as content. Same fetched interview: the question pairs "cyberpunk and sci-fi" as "blending human and machine, soul and computer", and the artist is introduced for his "refined, technological Blackwork style". PARENTING OPEN: cyberpunk is conventionally a subgenre of science fiction, but the fetched source pairs the two terms rather than nesting them, so it is parented under the family and the nesting question is left open rather than asserted.
Thin
Low confidenceresearched

0 attested · 1 promoted1 source · T2

What the research says

themes_seed
Keywords
cyberpunk; human and machine; technological
Compatible styles
blackwork

Provenance

1 resolved

  • Planoc, let's take back our future (opens in a new tab)

    Tier 2

    Simone Sacco, Tattoo Life

    Artist interview with Planoc (New Black Studio, Sao Paulo). The interviewer's question uses the trade terms verbatim: "Are you into cyberpunk and sci-fi in that sense of blending human and machine, soul and computer?" The intro describes his "refined, technological Blackwork style". ATTRIBUTION NOTE: 'cyberpunk and sci-fi' is the magazine's framing of the artist's work in a question, not the artist's self-description.

    artist interview · published 2025-09-10 · retrieved 2026-08-28

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Compatible with · 1

  • → outgoingBlackworkStyleThin
    strength 0.50promoted · not an independent attestationresearched

    Promoted from themes_seed.compatible_styles of theme_cyberpunk ('blackwork'). compatible_with is symmetric; recorded once, traversable from either endpoint. No new fact: this edge restates a value already present in the corpus. STRENGTH 0.5 set by the T11.11c rule: this pairing is asserted by ONE parent row's association column and by no second row; the pack's scale reads 0.5 as 'context-dependent'. Inputs are corpus counts only - no source count, tier or confidence is used.