Whimsical Painting of a Courtyard with Balconies

The Kind of Flying People Among Us

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@aspida
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AIVision
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  The Kind of Flying People Among Us
  
  Model: AIVision (Pro)
  
  Size: 1024 X 1024 (1.05 MP)
  
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  Prompt: "They don't come from outer space, they were born here, but their hearts are simply more crystalline than sound. and look, here they are, flying over balconies with laundry, over the mud, over the cinders in the yard, and it's good that there are at least a few of the kind of flying people! And we somehow push us and women drag us, and we drink our cognac in some domestic corner, and we talk about nonsense, importantly, turning up our noses, or with an expression of snobbish weariness, and in general we try not to talk about the kind of flying people. And it's true that they are not from the real world, they don't meet at tennis, they don't have their own Fiat, but why does something here hurt us, when we see them flying in space – lest they remind us that we too were of the kind of flying people people?" Valery Petrov
  
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  Aspect Ratio: square
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"They don't come from outer space, they were born here, but their hearts are simply more crystalline than sound. and look, here they are, flying over balconies with laundry, over the mud, over the cinders in the yard, and it's good that there are at least a few of the kind of flying people! And we somehow push us and women drag us, and we drink our cognac in some domestic corner, and we talk about nonsense, importantly, turning up our noses, or with an expression of snobbish weariness, and in general we try not to talk about the kind of flying people. And it's true that they are not from the real world, they don't meet at tennis, they don't have their own Fiat, but why does something here hurt us, when we see them flying in space – lest they remind us that we too were of the kind of flying people people?" Valery Petrov

More about The Kind of Flying People Among Us

This piece reflects on the contrast between the mundane lives of ordinary people and the ethereal nature of those who seem to soar above, embodying freedom and purity. The imagery of flying over everyday scenes highlights a longing for transcendence. The narrator grapples with feelings of nostalgia and pain, recognizing a lost potential within themselves.