#smartphonesurrealism

"Hooked on likes, we become shadows of ourselves, haunting the screens that imprison us."

• Model: AIVision

• Size: 1536 X 1536 (2.36 MP)

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  • Prompt: The "crazy face" of someone going insane over getting likes would likely reflect a mixture of intense obsession, anxiety, and a desperate need for validation. Here’s a vivid description of that expression: The eyes are wide, almost bulging, filled with a manic intensity as they dart between the screen and their surroundings. There's a feverish glint, as if they’re constantly chasing the next fix, the next like. The brows are furrowed in tension, deeply wrinkled as the mind spins, calculating how many likes the post has gained and how many more are needed to satisfy the craving. The mouth might twitch or curl into a forced grin, which doesn't quite reach the eyes, revealing the underlying discomfort—a smile that tries to mask frustration. The cheeks are flushed with a nervous energy, and their breath might come in shallow, rapid bursts, as if they're holding themselves in anticipation of the next notification. There's a tremor in the hands that hold the phone, fingers reflexively scrolling or tapping in search of feedback. The skin could even take on a pale, drained look from the overwhelming focus on digital approval, yet there's an undeniable energy pulsing from within—a desire, an obsession with the numbers that is beginning to consume their sense of reality. This face, caught between euphoria and dread, represents the collapse of balance—the person no longer just seeking likes but needing them to feel alive, to feel seen. The expression teeters on the edge of desperation, reflecting the internal chaos of a mind hooked on the elusive satisfaction that comes from online validation. Acrylic art Mixed with oil-on-canvas
  • Face enhance: No
  • Upscale & Enhance: 1
  • Aspect Ratio: square