TrustoCorp - Satire and Sarcasm

posted under Photography on Apr 8th, 2010 with 16 Comments

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Florida web design said Jun 21st, 2010
From the page: DERP i didnt know that thats a word i english, too? maybe it has the same meaning, would fit here. too hard to be funny...
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Johnnys Torres said May 24th, 2010
wealthy enough to fear "socialism" ?? WTF

If you believe that sharing others wealth is ok, you are crazy bro, capitalism may not be the best system, but is the better at least!! Take it from a citizen from Venezuela who has to take shit from the Venezuela Goverment!!
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Kresna Akhmadi said Apr 11th, 2010
very amazing!!!! this is inspire me to bash my country system with art too, thanks for the share
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R0N1N said Apr 10th, 2010
It's a sign of the times. No pun intended.

The medium is both content and context. Urban graffiti meets social commentary posing as authoritarian graffiti wrapped in easily identifiable mass consumption. It's effing brilliant. Even his sobriquet is testament to how we got here. TrustoCorp. Makes me think of how corporations in the 50's and 60's exploit trust as a means to find their way into our homes. Now, they're everywhere. Like urban graffiti. Brilliant.

In a sad bit of irony, if nothing else you can mass produce these signs and they'd sell easy. I could see them replacing the "funny t-shirt" craze.
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anon said Apr 9th, 2010
They may not be funny but they are %100 correct. Those that disagree are either wealthy enough to fear "socialism" or brainwashed into not understanding anything about it other than the capitalist dogma.
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Peaker said Apr 9th, 2010
Pretty rad idea. I was thinking about doing something similar in my hometown. Out of all the signs, the top sign is the best because it actually looks somewhat official - like a state park sign. The rest are too trite and silly. Plus, they just don't look official, which is the point right? If not, why go through the effort of making a sign?
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