#wavecave

The Poet and the Wave Cave

• Model: AIVision

• Size: 1792 X 1024 (1.84 MP)

• Used settings:

  • Prompt: An ultra-detailed, landscape-oriented image of a dramatic and symbolic spectacular seascape, observed from a distance by a small human figure gazing at it -- the Italian medieval poet Dante -- placed on the left standing on an abstract basalt mirror rock and recognizable by his black cape, painted by William Turner and Caspar David Frierich. Waves, resembling transparent and translucent liquid emerald, dioptase, verdite, green flurite, and vivianite giants with luminescent and labradorescent elements, crest with frothy, diamond-like and pearlescent light, crash onto a shore made entirely of obsidian mirrors. Each wave's impact creates a fleeting explosion of aqueous green, breaking apart into a thousand mirrored reflections on the polished black shore. The emerald shards of the waves are warped and distorted by the obsidian, forming miniature versions of the dying waves, yet appearing as new entities. This scene is a paradoxical ballet of destruction and creation, where the impermanent waves find immortality in the mirrored reflections. The shore morphs the waves into grotesque caricatures, revealing a new beauty in the twisted, contorted reflections. This visual symphony speaks of the cyclical nature of existence and challenges perceptions of time and space, symbolizing the eternal echo of moments in the universe. The image should convey a sense of metaphysical contemplation, blending the harmonious with the broken and paradoxical, capturing the enduring power of beauty amidst constant change.
  • Using base image: No
  • Aspect Ratio: landscape