Both Bizarre [ with Haiku ]

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Haiku:
Two strange forms align,
Colors clash, yet eyes connect—
Harmony in odd.

Description:
"Both Bizarre" portrays a surreal connection between a vibrant human figure and a giraffe, each painted in bold, clashing neon hues. Their gazes reflect curiosity and unity, set against a geometric patchwork background of yellows, greens, and blues. The piece explores individuality and shared eccentricity.

Artistic Statement:
"Both Bizarre" blends Pop Surrealism, Neo-Expressionism, and Futurism, characterized by neon palettes, geometric abstraction, and bold contrasts. The interaction between human and animal blurs boundaries, celebrating the shared beauty in strangeness. It challenges perceptions of identity and connection through vibrant absurdity.

© emma cha

PS: Base Image / Visual Prompt, created in NightCafeStudio with the following prompt,
"by howard finster, by terry runyan, by elise gravel, by sally payne; by egon schiele, cubism; collage art; mixed media; folk art; altered art; watercolor painting of (GIRAFFE) by Hieronymus Bosch, by russ mills, machine, synapses, intricately detailed, by Ben Templesmith, cd cover artwork, multicolored, schizophrenia, by ernst haeckel, cut paper collage, rock band, geometric abstract (NATURAL SPECIE), bioluminescent, (GROCERY STORE)"