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{{Aesthetic
'''Soft Apocalypse''' is the concept of society collapsing slowly and without a catastrophe. Usually characterized by the decline of technology, abandoned cities full of wildlife. The surviving humans would be focused on food, shelter, working together as a community rather than fighting or having to deal with whatever world ending event that may be occurring. Any technology they have might be solar, wind, or any other renewable energy source rather than a fossil fuel.
 
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|related_aesthetics = [[Cargopunk]]<br>[[Post-Apocalyptic]]<br>[[Solarpunk]]
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|title1 = Soft Apocalypse|key_values=Hope, harmony with nature, anarchy|key_motifs=Overgrown cities, nature|key_colours=Green, grey, white, light brown|other_names=Apocalypsecore}}
   
 
'''Soft Apocalypse''' is the concept of society collapsing slowly or post catastrophe. Usually characterized by the decline of technology, abandoned cities full of wildlife. The surviving humans would be focused on food, shelter, and having to work together as a community rather than fighting or having to deal with whichever world ending event may be occurring. The technology they have might be solar, wind, or other renewable energy sources.
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== Philosophy ==
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Pictures in this style look abandoned and seem as if they've been that way for years now. This can inspire feelings of hope, dread, meaninglessness and hatred for this world as it is right now. Using the feeling of collapse of today's society, the aesthetic focuses on the positivity of the world being a cleaner and generally happier place after the apocalypse. This works especially well since today's capitalistic society is so unfocused on doing anything to stop climate change from progressing the way it is and other similar pollution based issues.
'soft apocalypse' by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Will_McIntosh Will McIntosh]
 
   
=== Anime ===
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== Visuals ==
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The visual features of soft apocalypse are very reliant on nature surrounded urban environments. These environments will often include concrete, brutalist architecture, skyscrapers, large buildings and subway stations. They're also very bland in appearance, in comparison to the bright moss, lichen or trees which surround the once urban area.
''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yokohama_Kaidashi_Kik%C5%8D Yokohama Kaidashi Kikō]'' by Hitoshi Ashinano
 
   
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* brutalist architecture
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* moss and lichens
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* trees
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* urban environments
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* clear sky
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* dereliction
   
 
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===Books===
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*'The Eleventh Plague' by [https://www.jeff-hirsch.com/ Jeff Hirsch]
 
*'Soft Apocalypse' by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Will_McIntosh Will McIntosh]
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*'Earth Abides by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_R._Stewart George R. Stewart]
   
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===Anime and TV===
   
 
*''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yokohama_Kaidashi_Kik%C5%8D Yokohama Kaidashi Kikō]'' by Hitoshi Ashinano
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*''Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts''
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=== Games ===
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* Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
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*Horizon Zero Dawn
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*Hyper Light Drifter
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*Far Cry New Dawn
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*The Last Of Us
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== Resources ==
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External links to help get a better understanding of these aesthetics.
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=== Playlists ===
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*[https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4NqgDjDHfmjwh3ZeSycRvy?si=1fec22fb9a0a4fb0 ⚡AESTHETIC: soft apocalypse] by [https://open.spotify.com/user/bxva13vs6kb2ts34x5joj4x71?si=a40874e2ffad42d4 Chaotic Good]
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Revision as of 21:31, 7 November 2021


Soft Apocalypse is the concept of society collapsing slowly or post catastrophe. Usually characterized by the decline of technology, abandoned cities full of wildlife. The surviving humans would be focused on food, shelter, and having to work together as a community rather than fighting or having to deal with whichever world ending event may be occurring. The technology they have might be solar, wind, or other renewable energy sources.

Philosophy

Pictures in this style look abandoned and seem as if they've been that way for years now. This can inspire feelings of hope, dread, meaninglessness and hatred for this world as it is right now. Using the feeling of collapse of today's society, the aesthetic focuses on the positivity of the world being a cleaner and generally happier place after the apocalypse. This works especially well since today's capitalistic society is so unfocused on doing anything to stop climate change from progressing the way it is and other similar pollution based issues.

Visuals

The visual features of soft apocalypse are very reliant on nature surrounded urban environments. These environments will often include concrete, brutalist architecture, skyscrapers, large buildings and subway stations. They're also very bland in appearance, in comparison to the bright moss, lichen or trees which surround the once urban area.

  • concrete
  • brutalist architecture
  • moss and lichens
  • trees
  • urban environments
  • clear sky
  • dereliction

Media

Books

Anime and TV

Games

  • Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
  • Horizon Zero Dawn
  • Hyper Light Drifter
  • Far Cry New Dawn
  • The Last Of Us

Resources

External links to help get a better understanding of these aesthetics.

Playlists

Gallery