Futuristic cityscape with metallic face and neon signs

What we are becoming

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Linda Gonz...
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AIVision
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  What we are becoming
  
  Model: AIVision
  
  Size: 1792 X 1008 (1.81 MP)
  
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  Prompt: A striking urban scene reminiscent of John Salminen’s hyper-realistic cityscapes, layered with intricate textures inspired by Patricia Polacco’s storytelling patterns. A central Black female figure with textured, tactile skin influenced by Klimt, Kusama, Seurat, O'Keeffe, and Schiele, representing resilience and identity. Her form subtly fragmented in areas, echoing Bruno Catalano’s sculptures, with Alberto Seveso’s fluid dispersion blending her edges into the surroundings. Kinetic abstract elements inspired by Jesús Rafael Soto create dynamic movement around her, while Giovanni Battista Bracelli’s mechanical, grayscale human forms interact with the environment, symbolizing societal detachment and erasure. The layered textures and disintegrating forms evoke themes of DEI, Black History Month, John Lewis’s legacy, and the ongoing struggle against erasure, all within a visually immersive, modern city backdrop. Hyper-detailed, multi-dimensional, emotive, and thought-provoking.
  
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  Aspect Ratio: landscape_wide
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Prompt: A striking urban scene reminiscent of John Salminen’s hyper-realistic cityscapes, layered with intricate textures inspired by Patricia Polacco’s storytelling patterns. A central Black female figure with textured, tactile skin influenced by Klimt, Kusama, Seurat, O'Keeffe, and Schiele, representing resilience and identity. Her form subtly fragmented in areas, echoing Bruno Catalano’s sculptures, with Alberto Seveso’s fluid dispersion blending her edges into the surroundings. Kinetic abstract elements inspired by Jesús Rafael Soto create dynamic movement around her, while Giovanni Battista Bracelli’s mechanical, grayscale human forms interact with the environment, symbolizing societal detachment and erasure. The layered textures and disintegrating forms evoke themes of DEI, Black History Month, John Lewis’s legacy, and the ongoing struggle against erasure, all within a visually immersive, modern city backdrop. Hyper-detailed, multi-dimensional, emotive, and thought-provoking.

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Nikon D850 sensuality perfect body coordination & accurate body kinetics & positioning Hyper realistic symmetrical chiseled facial bone structure Hyper-realistic symmetrical wide-set eyes with realistic light reflections Surreal realism Psychosomatic surrealism lines made of visibly differentiating pointillism layered graduating pointillism Surreal hyper graphics, intensely detailed hyper-detailed graphic line art and pointillism Pointillism, Abstract pointillism, textured pointillism, layered pointillism, 3D pointillism particles Major influences Accent colors, effects Klimt, Beardsley, Escher, Kusama,,Seurat, OKeeffe Bagshaw, Saville Schiele, Nickerson Mesmerizing MC Escher enigmatic art in precise geometric & linear precision Realistic metallics tarnished, patina & polished blends Off-center, uncommon angular perspect[ve reflective colored quartz fragments: tourmaline, labradorite & amethyst

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A striking urban scene reminiscent of John Salminen’s hyper-realistic cityscapes, layered with intricate textures inspired by Patricia Polacco’s storytelling patterns. A central Black female figure with textured, tactile skin influenced by Klimt, Kusama, Seurat, O'Keeffe, and Schiele, representing resilience and identity. Her form subtly fragmented in areas, echoing Bruno Catalano’s sculptures, with Alberto Seveso’s fluid dispersion blending her edges into the surroundings. Kinetic abstract elements inspired by Jesús Rafael Soto create dynamic movement around her, while Giovanni Battista Bracelli’s mechanical, grayscale human forms interact with the environment, symbolizing societal detachment and erasure. The layered textures and disintegrating forms evoke themes of DEI, Black History Month, John Lewis’s legacy, and the ongoing struggle against erasure, all within a visually immersive, modern city backdrop. Hyper-detailed, multi-dimensional, emotive, and thought-provoking.

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