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ArtistEdit the uploaded image, preserving the central wooden form, its three source faces, internal openings, carved details and warm lighting. Unify the wooden surface and surrounding line field through one continuous transformation. Select visible grain lines near the outer edges and carry those SAME trajectories beyond the silhouette into the surrounding space. Replace the separate white sheet-like overlays with progressively translucent impressions of the wood grain itself. Begin the transition within a broad, uneven band INSIDE the wooden perimeter. Let distant space become visible through this band. Follow each selected grain curve from opaque wood through partly transparent, slightly displaced impressions into fine interrupted traces. Gradually remove the old solid outline along these passages. Keep faces and key internal folds solid and readable. Continue these grain-derived traces through several clearly separated depths. Nearby curves are larger and more defined; intermediate curves pass behind the sculpture and through its openings; distant curves become smaller, finer, less dense and lower in contrast. Leave visible air between them and open a long view into the distance. Retain the quiet ground and contact shadow. Create lyrical, partly aligned multiple-view impressions inspired by Pep Ventosa, with irregular offsets and varied opacity. Preserve tactile thickness and deep recesses in the wooden core. Keep the atmosphere cool pearl and blue-grey, with pale amber light far away. The background should feel like the wood grain continuing into an unbounded spatial memory. Avoid independent decorative loops, separate white veils, extra faces, duplicated whole sculptures, flying splinters, uniform blur, text and watermark.
A three-dimensional digital sculpture of a group of three stylized figures integrated into a large, curved structure made of layered wood, set against a light grey and white background with subtle abstract grey line patterns curving through the air. The central figure stands straight, with a calm expression on its face, flanked by two other figures, one on the left leaning forward slightly with its head tilted up, and one on the right with a more open posture and a gentle smile. The wood texture is prominent, with visible grain and knots, and the sculpture has a polished, smooth finish that catches the light. The lighting is soft and even, highlighting the contours and details of the wooden sculpture.
