9 mars, Sainte Françoise Romaine

Serene Figure in Black and White Robe Among Flowers

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  9 mars, Sainte Françoise Romaine
  
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  Prompt: (by painter, Oswaldo Guayasamin and by Richard Williams: multidisciplinary art, surreal painting 50% on photographic background 50%, Photobashed pop surrealism ancient Slavic figures on (Françoise's soul flew to Heaven on March 17, 2013), (((TULIPS))), (((MAPLE LEAF))), ((MONTREAL)), inspired by Robert Venosa, infused with the dystopian feeling of a Craig-Martin, Voynich, or Luigi Serafini-inspired, eerie, dreamlike world. (Mixing old and new techniques; Cinematic Realism with Scale Models; Spiritual Paralysis of Phasmophobia, disassembled in three different levels of three different colored layers of liquids) ) (Dr. Seuss, Zdzislaw Beksinski, Stephen Gammell, Käthe Kollwitz, Yossi Kotler, Yossi Kotler)
  
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Prompt: (by painter, Oswaldo Guayasamin and by Richard Williams: multidisciplinary art, surreal painting 50% on photographic background 50%, Photobashed pop surrealism ancient Slavic figures on (Françoise's soul flew to Heaven on March 17, 2013), (((TULIPS))), (((MAPLE LEAF))), ((MONTREAL)), inspired by Robert Venosa, infused with the dystopian feeling of a Craig-Martin, Voynich, or Luigi Serafini-inspired, eerie, dreamlike world. (Mixing old and new techniques; Cinematic Realism with Scale Models; Spiritual Paralysis of Phasmophobia, disassembled in three different levels of three different colored layers of liquids) ) (Dr. Seuss, Zdzislaw Beksinski, Stephen Gammell, Käthe Kollwitz, Yossi Kotler, Yossi Kotler)

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+ Prompt: (by painter, Oswaldo Guayasamin and by Richard Williams: multidisciplinary art, surreal painting 50% on photographic background 50%, Photobashed pop surrealism ancient Slavic figures on (Françoise's soul flew to Heaven on March 17, 2013), (((TULIPS))), (((MAPLE LEAF))), ((MONTREAL)), inspired by Robert Venosa, infused with the dystopian feeling of a Craig-Martin, Voynich, or Luigi Serafini-inspired, eerie, dreamlike world. (Mixing old and new techniques; Cinematic Realism with Scale Models; Spiritual Paralysis of Phasmophobia, disassembled in three different levels of three different colored layers of liquids) ) (Dr. Seuss, Zdzislaw Beksinski, Stephen Gammell, Käthe Kollwitz, Yossi Kotler, Yossi Kotler)

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Saint Françoise Romaine's Vision

Veil of black and white,
Red blooms whisper to the dusk,
Sun’s face watches close.

This image blends religious symbolism with surreal elements. A solemn woman draped in black and white robes stands before an abstract sun bearing a human face and a cross. Stark red tulips contrast against the muted gray background, evoking a sense of spiritual revelation and divine communion.

Artistic Statement: This artwork merges stylized religious iconography with surrealist influences, reminiscent of sacred depictions from medieval and early modern religious paintings but with a modern, symbolic starkness. The restrained color palette enhances the emotional weight, while the contrast of rigid symmetry and organic elements creates an arresting, contemplative composition.

Influencing Artists: René Magritte, Tamara de Lempicka, Frida Kahlo, Piero della Francesca, Giorgio de Chirico

Tags: #aiart #symbolism #surrealism #religiousart #minimalism #contrast #deepdreamgenerator

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Sainte Françoise Romaine (1384-1440) : Religieuse et fondatrice de l’ordre des Oblates de Marie.

Françoise de Bussi de Leoni nait dans une famille noble de Transtevere (Rome). Malgré son désir de devenir religieuse, elle est mariée à l’âge de 13 ans à un militaire, qui s’absente souvent pour guerroyer. Le couple aura six enfants, dont deux mourront de la peste. Françoise fait alors vœu de continence, ne se nourrit plus que de pain sec et de quelques légumes et se met au service des pauvres et des infirmes.

C’est l’époque du Grand Schisme d’Occident : la Chrétienté est divisée et Rome est une ville en ruine, infestée de brigands. On dit que la sainte aurait été guidée à travers les rues de cette cite hostile par son ange gardien, tenant une lampe.

En 1433, elle fonde la congrégation des Oblates de Marie, dont elle prend la tête après la mort de son mari. Françoise est sujette à des extases mystiques et des visions. Elle prédit même la fin du schisme et la restauration de l’autorité papale. Ses reliques sont conservées à proximité de son couvent, en l’église qui lui est consacrée, surplombant le Forum à Rome.