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ArtistChurrigueresque Psychosomatic Magicalism. Look carefully at the uploaded image. Do not try to preserve its original story, composition, or meaning. Use its visual elements as ingredients for an entirely new story. Select the most interesting elements, detach them from their original roles, and give them new purposes, relationships and meanings. Then invent a surprising event that connects them. Something should have happened, or be about to happen. Change scale, position, function, perspective or physical logic whenever this makes the story more interesting. You are allowed to contradict the original image. Create a surreal, minimalist, poetic and meaningful scene showing one decisive moment of this new story. The result should feel like an image from a story I have never seen before. Do not illustrate the original image. Do not explain it. Transform its ingredients into something unexpected. No text.
It had grown from something her husband said before leaving, a small brown remark she buried beside the lilies.
Now it was the size of a cabbage and watched her pour.
The water was red. Nobody mentioned this. The garden had enough problems.
She had misplaced her face that winter. Without it, she found gardening easier. Nothing could look disappointed.
Around her ankles, little moons floated through the flooded room.
“Have you seen him?” she asked the eye.
It looked toward the door.
It always looked toward the door.
She gave it another cup.
Outside, spring was happening to people who still had faces.
