Prompt: polaroid cyborg strange generative stylized materialization, holographic human, holographic humanv Ana Carolina Fernandez is a Brazilian photographer born in 1963. For three years, she photographed transgender people living in a community in a house in the Lapa district, the bohemian and artistic heart of Rio de Janeiro. She was introduced there by Luana Muniz, a trans personality known for her social and political actions. In this documentary essay, she shows the flesh and bodies of these people in search of identity, love and acceptance. In her series of photos, she approaches marginality, taboo and the unsaid through what is most tangible and material: bodies, flesh, full and palpable forms. The close-ups and the penumbra reveal games of curves and parts of the body. The latter are often bare and the faces almost always indistinct. Pieces of fabric, colored hair or golden jewelry sometimes catch the light and contrast with the dark flesh, immersed in constant darkness. Protruding muscles and voluptuous shapes are revealed. The contours of a body are drawn. We slowly learn to apprehend this body and to grasp it in its totality and in its complexity. We could sum up his photo
Prompt: polaroid cyborg strange generative stylized materialization, holographic human, holographic humanv Ana Carolina Fernandez is a Brazilian photographer born in 1963. For three years, she photographed transgender people living in a community in a house in the Lapa district, the bohemian and artistic heart of Rio de Janeiro. She was introduced there by Luana Muniz, a trans personality known for her social and political actions. In this documentary essay, she shows the flesh and bodies of these people in search of identity, love and acceptance. In her series of photos, she approaches marginality, taboo and the unsaid through what is most tangible and material: bodies, flesh, full and palpable forms. The close-ups and the penumbra reveal games of curves and parts of the body. The latter are often bare and the faces almost always indistinct. Pieces of fabric, colored hair or golden jewelry sometimes catch the light and contrast with the dark flesh, immersed in constant darkness. Protruding muscles and voluptuous shapes are revealed. The contours of a body are drawn. We slowly learn to apprehend this body and to grasp it in its totality and in its complexity. We could sum up his photo
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polaroid cyborg strange generative stylized materialization, holographic human, holographic humanv Ana Carolina Fernandez is a Brazilian photographer born in 1963. For three years, she photographed transgender people living in a community in a house in the Lapa district, the bohemian and artistic heart of Rio de Janeiro. She was introduced there by Luana Muniz, a trans personality known for her social and political actions. In this documentary essay, she shows the flesh and bodies of these people in search of identity, love and acceptance. In her series of photos, she approaches marginality, taboo and the unsaid through what is most tangible and material: bodies, flesh, full and palpable forms. The close-ups and the penumbra reveal games of curves and parts of the body. The latter are often bare and the faces almost always indistinct. Pieces of fabric, colored hair or golden jewelry sometimes catch the light and contrast with the dark flesh, immersed in constant darkness. Protruding muscles and voluptuous shapes are revealed. The contours of a body are drawn. We slowly learn to apprehend this body and to grasp it in its totality and in its complexity. We could sum up his photo
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Dream Level: is increased each time when you "Go Deeper" into the dream. Each new level is harder to achieve and
takes more iterations than the one before.
Rare Deep Dream: is any dream which went deeper than level 6.
Deep Dream
You cannot go deeper into someone else's dream. You must create your own.
Deep Dream
Currently going deeper is available only for Deep Dreams.
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