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It’s really nice and left me pretty confused so I asked ChatGPT what it sees:

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The overall topic of the artwork seems to explore the relationship between humanity, nature, and technology. The juxtaposition of human faces with a mechanical body and the natural elements like the dog’s head and tulips suggests a commentary on how these different aspects of existence are interconnected. The DNA strands indicate a theme of genetic connectivity and perhaps the underlying biological unity of all life forms.

The contemplative figure within the green portal might represent the human quest for understanding or the introspective nature of human consciousness. The eyes in the abstract background could symbolize the omnipresence of observation, awareness, or the feeling of being watched in a technology-driven society.

Overall, the piece could be addressing the complexities of the human condition in the context of a technologically advancing world, the continuous evolution of life, and the search for identity and meaning within this interplay.

Of course it completely ignores the nude content right in the middle and how it happens to hold the whole theme together in a way 

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56 minutes ago, bronchuseven said:

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The most difficult origami I've ever designed/built. 

crazy how complex these have become!

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'Formative Experience' acrylic & epoxy on canvas

 

had fun painting the water in this one. Painting sort of works, happy with parts of it

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