Ok, describe it. Not for wouldn't-it-be-nice, but in order to have clues on what is missing and how to fund the efforts to achieve it.
I dig the atmosphere of japanese internet-fueled isolated systems. From Utada's Traveling, even Nemuri's contemporary, all the way from Cracky's whereados and wherealikes, Coppola's Lost in Translation and Twin Peaks obsession and for more weird awe-of-isolation. Straws from Murakami's Kafka on the Shore, that Lily Chou-Chou independent teenage film, and of course Radiohead's OK Computer's strong eastern influence and self-professed alienation from the outer world. Small social circles that are above everybody else for they share specific passions, and outside of the circle there's Sillent Hill-like fog, perfect disconnection from everyone else. Selected individuals in closed social cities that transcend space and even time thanks to a metaphysical connection to pure encrypted magic.
Of course it's post-romanticizing.
The context in which this would take place: Films chasing the ghost of love and wrath. A cast of teenagers and young adults with loathing for mainstream ways of doing things. We would of course share common mainstream-as-fuck items (music, films, etc.) but these would be selected from the rest as a token of us, we would re-brand these mainstream products of the West, and call it ours, in a defined perspective that is different from what everyone else perceives, effectively isolating even these beacons of mainstream from mainstream itself.
We would always be doing something, yes, à la Factory. New recruits would find a plethora of distinct art, reckless and heretic. But they would not have time to think, no, thinking is bad. Instead they would that same day jump into an incredible and exciting project, no time to think, only enough to absorb. An unstopping stream of art projects.
Disownance of our western heritage and disgustment of western validation tags. Constant reminder that the West's existence thrives in our annihilation, hence everything out there is evil and wrong.
An inward-looking structure, a hall of mirrors, everything must redirect to us. Our music, our films, our creations, our fairy tales and our nightmares. An impressive online presence, regardless of likes. Likes would not matter. Shares would not matter. Comments would not matter. If not ours, it would not matter at all. If we get famous, approached from other dudes, we would impose our styles and demands. Rather a few in a closed system than a lot, corrupted, in a lousy environment. Existing recruits, they would not dare desert. A priori, it would be social suicide. Even if, in theory, they could get past the barricades, they would be leaving a big chunk of who they are, so it would still be suicide; inner suicide.
Our big house would be our digital worlds. There you will find ourselves, our work, our memories. But not limited to on-line: IRL activities and events would be a constant. Most of it would probably be spontaneous but I am open to consider the possibility of a Minister of Activities or something, if anyone's interested.
These activities should be pushed to be edgy and eccentric. Eerie rituals and satanic-like practices all designed to offer a vibe so niche that would be impossible to recreate outside of our social circle. Always pushing for a vibe that's different from watching football matches or Marvel movies. We must always be designing.
On things that don't exist and my dwelling rage.
