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planned edits[edit]
My planned edit for the Cruelty Squad wikipedia page is to add this content as a subsection of the article. Currently a lot of the information is in the Development tab, which I'm not sure why as currently the development tab is 20% talking about the development of Cruelty Squad, and the other 80% is talking about what Vallie Kallio did before Cruelty Squad.
Previous works[edit]
Before the release of Cruelty Squad Ville Kallio’s artistic works consisted of installation pieces, comics, video art, and gallery pieces. Notable museums he has exhibited include Futura, Prague. Many of these previous artworks contain allusions to video games, as well as many ideas that would later become parts of Cruelty Squad. In interviews Ville Callio said this about his gallery works: “It never really felt like more than just a weird hobby, placing objects in a space that maybe a couple hundred people would visit at best. I didn’t have a professional artist identity when it came to this, just seemed like a thing that would never end up going anywhere. I’ve enjoyed meeting new people and hanging out at openings.” [1]
Other than gallery pieces, Ville Kallio produced many video projects before the release of Cruelty Squad such as Adversalife and Venmo Combat. Additionally he worked on comics such as HYPERPRISONINDUSTRIAL and CORRIDORSPACE.
References[edit]
Good, Christopher. “Ville Kallio.” LVL3, 19 Aug. 2021, https://lvl3official.com/ville-kallio/.
This is an interview of Ville Kallio, the lead developer of Cruelty Squad directly after the release of Cruelty Squad.
McInnes, Elizabeth, and Magnus Myrtveit. “Works / Texts.” Island Island, Austrailia Council for the Arts, https://island-is.land/texts/elizabeth-mcinnes.
This is an interview with Ville Kallio after the creation and release of the digital piece Goreplex.