The Reddit Place 2022 event, which ended last week, hosted thousands of pixel art, many of which the context is unknown. So who created these works and what did they represent? Here is a website that demonstrates this.
Reddit, one of the world’s largest social platforms, recently brought the ‘Place’ event, which was first held in April 2017, to us again. The event was flooded by all Reddit groups, with each group member having the right to put a single pixel in a million-pixel area every 5 minutes. a work representing the group tried to show it.
This three-day event also witnessed the incredible struggle of the Turks. Although the entire canvas was painted white in the last hours of the event, the image that took place in the last moments was engraved in the memory of many internet users. However, it takes a great deal of effort to examine this painting, which contains thousands of works, in every detail. But today, about with a tool to come to your aid here we are.
Website providing information about each work:
Developed by a developer named Roland Rytz (u/draemmli) ‘The 2022 /r/place AtlasThe website named ‘ lists all the works in the final form before the canvas turns white, one by one, with brief information about the work. The website, which has turned into an encyclopedia with the information provided by Reddit users, has a total of 7,737 large and small works It offers information about
Here are some examples on this site that will help you understand what is what:
Turkish Flag (and details)
Ataturk portrait:
Barış Manco:
Elephant Necati:
and everything down to the smallest artifacts of just a few pixels:
You can click on this link to see all the works in the table that emerged at the Reddit Place 2022 event in detail.