PROJECT NAME: The Ones Who Remain LOCATION: Sector-7G, newly surveyed exoplanet

ENTRY LOG:

It's the year 2069, humanity has expanded beyond Earth and become a spacefaring civilization. On a distant planet, we have stumbled upon something incredible. Giant mechas! They move with purpose, yet their intentions remain unknown. Are they the guardians of this planet, gardeners tending the ecosystems they can be found in, or relics of some forgotten intelligence?

Who built them, and why were they left behind?

MISSION:

To log 150 unique encounters with these mechas across the four seasons of Sector-7G, and document how their forms shift in spring, summer, fall, and winter landscapes. Voxel renders by Luka Veyric.

PROJECT NAME: The Ones Who Remain LOCATION: Sector-7G, newly surveyed exoplanet

ENTRY LOG:

It's the year 2069, humanity has expanded beyond Earth and become a spacefaring civilization. On a distant planet, we have stumbled upon something incredible. Giant mechas! They move with purpose, yet their intentions remain unknown. Are they the guardians of this planet, gardeners tending the ecosystems they can be found in, or relics of some forgotten intelligence?

Who built them, and why were they left behind?

MISSION:

To log 150 unique encounters with these mechas across the four seasons of Sector-7G, and document how their forms shift in spring, summer, fall, and winter landscapes. Voxel renders by Luka Veyric.

PROJECT NAME: The Ones Who Remain LOCATION: Sector-7G, newly surveyed exoplanet

ENTRY LOG:

It's the year 2069, humanity has expanded beyond Earth and become a spacefaring civilization. On a distant planet, we have stumbled upon something incredible. Giant mechas! They move with purpose, yet their intentions remain unknown. Are they the guardians of this planet, gardeners tending the ecosystems they can be found in, or relics of some forgotten intelligence?

Who built them, and why were they left behind?

MISSION:

To log 150 unique encounters with these mechas across the four seasons of Sector-7G, and document how their forms shift in spring, summer, fall, and winter landscapes. Voxel renders by Luka Veyric.