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Nostalgic, 1980s classic horror. A female figure with skin the color of pale, dusty gray ashes, lies floating, suspended in mid-air within the center of a Baroque styled domed light chamber. The domed chamber is in a state of decay, with crumbling walls and an opening in the ceiling revealing dust motes reflected in the pale moonlight. The woman's arms are crossed over her chest as if resting in an eternal sleep. Her long black hair floats around her. She wears a gown of shiny mercury-like, black plastic, that reflects the diffuse light from the televisions that line the domed walls surrounding her. The chamber's interior walls are lined with hundreds of television screens tilted at odd angles, some with shattered glass screens, other televisions showing flickering static snow, some television screens revealing haunting horror movie images. Beneath the figure, the tiled floor is covered in an eerie, shallow layer of the mercury-like black plastic, with black electrical cords winding upwards connecting to the sleeping woman lying perfectly still in midair. Baroque decay meets 1980's horror. 16:9, pastel, earthen tones, pops of color on the television screens, shiny black, deep unsettling atmosphere.
A digital fantasy art piece, shows a woman floating in the center of a circular domed room with stone walls that are covered in television screens. The screens are of all different sizes and are illuminated, displaying different scenes, static, or pixelated images. The woman is floating in mid-air, her body arched as she floats, her long black hair floating around her head and her arms crossed over her chest. The woman's lower body transforms into a tangled blanket of shiny black plastic and electrical cables that snake down to the reflective dark floor. The room has a high, domed ceiling with a circular opening at the top, allowing a beam of light to enter the space. The floor is dark and reflective, mirroring the screens and the woman.
