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The thing about surrealism is that it strives to represent the images of the unconscious mind making it very bizarre albeit fascinating to look at.

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Quitting her job in an advertising agency to pursue freelance illustration, the Istanbul-based creative uses their unearthly depictions to image a new, more harmonious existence.

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🦢Feathered Frontiers: Futuristic Swan Societies🏙️ In a world where swans evolved bipedalism, their cities became marvels of futuristic design and innovation. Among the towering structures of Swanopolis, swans navigated bustling streets and verdant parks, their wings now adapted to manipulate tools and technology. Super spaceships, crafted with precision and powered by the boundless curiosity of their inhabitants, launched from the city's spaceports, venturing into the cosmos to seek out…

7 new Wonders of the World The winners were voted for by Internet and phone, American Idol style. The seven new wonders are: The contest was organized by the New7Wonders…

I have a problem with wanting to travel to too many different cities and countries in the world.

🏙️🌿 Opal Opulence: Nature's Touch in Futuristic Cities In the world of tomorrow, Opal Opulence shines as a symbol of beauty and innovation, with its gleaming white buildings adorned with lush vegetation. As residents navigate the bustling streets, they are greeted by the sight of trees and flowers, a reminder of the symbiotic relationship between nature and technology. 🚀What's your favourite pic? . . . . . #midjourneyarchitecture #scifiartwork #scifiart #aiartcommunity #midjourneygallery…

Both Brave New World and 1984 are dystopian novels, published in 1931 and 1949 respectively. Both Aldous Huxley, and George Orwell criticize the customs of their societies by describing a dystopia.

Places—Collection from first half, 2024. ✨Prints, available at my website✨ Titles: 1: A Million Years Away. 2: Lost in the Cityscape. 3: We’ll Be There, One Day. 4: The Lake House. 5: I Don’t Wanna Go Home.