1 Headline a day - 2020 Washington Post

A time capsule of 2020, a year that rewrote history in real time. Every single day, I captured the web-page headline from The Washington Post, distilling America’s pulse from a lone, influential source. No curation. No filter. Just the raw, unblinking snapshot of a nation in freefall and fragile rebirth.

Each month, the headlines transform into breathtaking AI-generated art inspired by a different artist. From Soleimani’s strike and Iran’s missile barrage to Iowa caucus chaos, Trump’s acquittal, the coronavirus tsunami, George Floyd’s murder igniting nationwide unrest, record unemployment, stimulus battles, election fever, and Biden’s victory—this is a year compressed into a haunting visual chronicle.

Watch geopolitics melt into surreal clocks, pandemics rendered in visceral self-portrait pain, protests exploding in isolated nocturnal cityscapes. This isn’t just news—it’s a mirror held up to a fractured year, one headline, one masterpiece at a time.

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