I love the concept behind this. The world of Tetris, a random, yet completely orderly world with a constant set of rules, trying to fit in with the real world which is constantly changing in the face of time.

One problem I have with a lot of video game related art is that often times it's done simply for the sake of the video game itself. The audience is strictly limited to people who are familiar with the game. I want to see video game art that challenges the norm, that makes people think when they see it, and not just say 'HOLY SHIT MARIO FIGHTING SAMUS DROOL'.

I think it's one of the reasons why I don't do much video game art anymore. I want to create artwork that's much more than simply fanart. For some people that's fine, but I don't think I can live with that for too long.

Thatīs the kind of art that impress me.

If those things fall and straighten out then I imagine the guy will end up paying millions to install new walls.

freaking sweet!