how to into instagram sleuthing
leads Take any screencap that you want to dig into. Its best to pick one from the thread or directly related to james alefantis etc in order to be in the swamp of art cultists. take the username and add it to the end of this url
https://www.instagram.com/(user name goes here)
https://www.instagram.com/art666devil
Now lets take this lead. https://www.instagram.com/p/Brx0-rbl7V-/liked_by/
This account was noticed by an anon in a night bread around thanksgiving and it is very porous and a great starting point. You can middle mouse click (or open in a new tab) every person who liked a particular photo. then go to those tabs. Skim the first dozen or so photos. If it is normie shit close the tab. If it is symbolical satanic or this kind of "art" then keep that tab open. If it is normie shit with a photo of them lurching around a museum every 10 or so photos keep scrolling. They are posting normie shit to bury something most likely alarming performance art rich in masonic symbology.
From that page of likes we can see https://www.instagram.com/nicolas_le_bault/ who has screencaps in this thread of his depraved satanic art. You will begin to understand the vastness of this. Now you can also use the comments and tags and captions tags etc to open in a new tab and see if its more cultists. About 60 percent of the accounts related to these art cliques are more hipster luciferians. Its epidemic and its hidden in plain sight
archiving online and offline
'offline archiving
You might want to rip the raw photos from the instagram. you can use 4kstogram free version if you are on windows or linux. You can use ripme.jar if you are on linux (and I think other os's aswell).
Also saving a screenshot with the name of the screenshot as the archive.is generated url is a good way to keep track of online and offline archival for each screencap. You will have to follow this link https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/2865313 in order to learn how to archive instagram online because it has changed the css to where if you archive instagram.com it archives a blank page without the photo or comments.