Kindergarten Rhyme

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Evolution of a Kindergarten Rhyme whose lyrics are "A spider, on the floor, was knitting boots In a bottle, a snail was putting on its pants I saw in the sky A honey fly Plucking his guitar A confused rat, ringing the Angelus to the sound of the fanfare"

Subtitle: "Delirium from the Amber Bottle"

A humanoid insect interacting with a small snail figure, all set against a reflective, surreal environment. The visual narrative explores the thin line between reality and hallucination, pulling the viewer into an eerie dreamscape.
Dreamlike scene

This piece blends surrealism and symbolism, evoking the works of Salvador Dalí and René Magritte. The use of reflective surfaces and distorted proportions, combined with the ambiguous narrative of the bottle, explores altered perceptions and the subconscious. The muted, earthy tones paired with metallic textures bring out a steampunk-influenced surreal style. The bottle's presence hints at escapism, altered realities, and introspection.

Base image created in Night Cafe studio with the follwing prompt:
"AARON DOUGLAS
(((sfw,-1), (breast,-1) (In umber, copper, patina, art brut, moody, somber, in the style of Banksy, Arthur Rackham, based on Prompt by KRW-like) (Adrian Ghenie, de Kooning))) (A spider, on the floor, was knitting boots In a bottle, a snail was putting on its pants I saw in the sky A honey fly Plucking his guitar A confused rat, ringing the Angelus to the sound of the fanfare)"
(surrealism Salvador Dali matte background melting oil on canvas)"

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