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Planets communicating to each by radio waves dissipating in colourful interference patterns. surreal in the style of Hieronymous Bosch, Naoto Hattori. Mesh fencing as patchwork. Minimilist, surrealism of Roberto Matta
An extremely detailed, vibrant, and intricate surrealist painting by Michael Hutter depicts a cosmic scene with three steampunk-esque planets, or spheres, on the left and right, interconnected and intersected by glowing, ribbon-like strands. The background is a swirling vortex of deep blues, purples, and faint reds, reminiscent of a nebula, dotted with numerous tiny white speckles resembling distant stars.
The three prominent spheres have a patchwork appearance, with segments resembling a cross-stitch or gridded pattern in varying shades of blue, brown, and off-white. Each sphere also features elaborate, organic, and mechanical-looking details in shades of brown and beige, with some sections showing clock-like gears, swirls, and abstract faces or eyes. One sphere, located near the bottom left, shows an integrated clock face element.
Streaking across the canvas and intersecting the spheres are multiple ribbon-like bands, glowing with an internal light. These ribbons are patterned with intricate, repeated geometric and organic designs, including spirals, eye-like shapes, and cellular structures. The ribbons vary in color, appearing in shades of red, green, and white. They seem to weave in and out, creating complex overlapping patterns.
On the upper right side
