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Is this inside a quantum computer? Or maybe these are cerebral gyri of the Master Control Program (Tron)? An AI that creates parallel realities?

 

None of the above, of course ;-) This "kaleidoscoped" Willy-Brandt-Haus interior is a natural follow-up to my "M" capture from last Wednesday; looking at the "M" photo might help you to find your way around this labyrith :-) Composed of one image which I've quadrupled and then mirrored both vertically and horizontally. Please (double-)zoom in!

 

Happy Sliders Sunday, and stay safe and take care!

 

Ist dies das Innere eines Quantencomputers? Oder seht Ihr eventuell die Hirnwindungen des Master-Kontroll-Programms aus Tron? Oder eine KI, die alternative Realitäten erschafft? Natürlich nichts von alledem. Wenn Ihr wissen möchtet, wo bzw. was das ist, dann werft einen Blick auf mein vorheriges Foto; das "M"-Foto vom Willy-Brandt-Haus kann Euch als kleine Orientierungshilfe für dieses Labyrinth dienen ;-) Dies ist eine Aufnahme aus der 2. oder 3. Etage gegenüber dem Eingangsbereich, die ich vervierfacht und dann jeweils horizontal und vertikal gespiegelt habe. Doppelzoom empfohlen :-)

 

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Indoor installation for parallel realities show

New Year! :D

 

May 2012 bring you an abundance of beauty, a plethora of peace, and a Darth Maul double-bladed Lightsaber of awesome!

 

-Jeremy

 

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Hasn't it come too far?

I was trying to help, but

I guess I pushed too hard...

youtu.be/owNtZIn7L4A

 

Android creature echoed in a surreal, blue-tinted dream.

Schamesröte/rossore della vergogna

want to *sneeze*! ...egh, eghh, it's coming ...

 

Thanks to ColourPixie!

Snapshot taken on Dec 13, 2016 of one of the latest blog articles about Ikaria that I liked: "omnia magica" by Nana to agrimi.

Snapshot created with web2pdfconvert

Das Leben als Lichtschalter ist nicht leicht!/La vita di un interruttore della luce non è facile!

Image introducing my large illustrated blog article: "omnia magica"

It was a bet to compose that big daring thing about Ikaria's parallel reality: the things we do that are far out of the tourist agenda. Finally the bet was won with the help of my friends 😅Thanks to all! 😩

A Guardian from "The Grandfather's Paradox," story # 12 of the Starcall Anthology, Vol.1. Read samples or buy at www.amazon.com/author/bobbello and www.bn.com/s/bobbello

Glückliche Insassen eines glücklichen Autos/Occupanti felici d´ una macchina felice

La nave nodriza, una realidad paralela, una de mis preferidas.

En ella, casi se puede observar, al grupo de pequeñas aeronaves que salen de su interior, en misión exploradora.

 

“Laika” interplanetaria, es la canción que la acompaña. De Antonio Arias, con Jota en las voces del inicio.

 

No me gusta cuando el progreso, avanza a costa de vidas humanas o de otras especies. Puedo sentir el terror que tuvo que pasar aquella perra allá arriba.

 

“Más arriba del aire, tu suspiro y tu pulso iba lamiendo el cauce morado del vacío. “

 

youtu.be/iKBi6j2CWDg

Yorkstraße, Berlin - Schöneberg

 

Godzilla

"Hallo, ich bin Ihre neue Nachbarin!"/"Ciao, sono la sua nuova vicina!"

Gundel Gaukeley/Amelia

Series Introduction: "Parallel Vintage"

In a world of relentless complexity, we often find ourselves turning to the past—not as it was, but as we wish it could have been. Nostalgia is the quiet rebellion of the soul, a longing for simplicity, for the tactile warmth of a time untouched by the frenetic pace of modernity. Yet what if the past we yearn for was never ours to begin with?

This series, "Parallel Vintage", explores that very idea. Through the lens of AI, we step into a realm where vintage is not a memory, but a reimagining—a delicate fusion of early 1900s charm and subtle retro-futurism. These images are not snapshots of history, but fragments of an alternate timeline: a world where sepia tones, hand-tinted hues, and the soft haze of old postcards meet the quiet wonder of what might have been. Here, the grain of film and the brushstroke of watercolor do not preserve the past; they invent it.

AI liberates longing. It does not recreate reality—it reveals the realities we never knew we missed.

 

Series Introduction: "Parallel Vintage"

In a world of relentless complexity, we often find ourselves turning to the past—not as it was, but as we wish it could have been. Nostalgia is the quiet rebellion of the soul, a longing for simplicity, for the tactile warmth of a time untouched by the frenetic pace of modernity. Yet what if the past we yearn for was never ours to begin with?

This series, "Parallel Vintage", explores that very idea. Through the lens of AI, we step into a realm where vintage is not a memory, but a reimagining—a delicate fusion of early 1900s charm and subtle retro-futurism. These images are not snapshots of history, but fragments of an alternate timeline: a world where sepia tones, hand-tinted hues, and the soft haze of old postcards meet the quiet wonder of what might have been. Here, the grain of film and the brushstroke of watercolor do not preserve the past; they invent it.

AI liberates longing. It does not recreate reality—it reveals the realities we never knew we missed.

 

Series Introduction: "Parallel Vintage"

In a world of relentless complexity, we often find ourselves turning to the past—not as it was, but as we wish it could have been. Nostalgia is the quiet rebellion of the soul, a longing for simplicity, for the tactile warmth of a time untouched by the frenetic pace of modernity. Yet what if the past we yearn for was never ours to begin with?

This series, "Parallel Vintage", explores that very idea. Through the lens of AI, we step into a realm where vintage is not a memory, but a reimagining—a delicate fusion of early 1900s charm and subtle retro-futurism. These images are not snapshots of history, but fragments of an alternate timeline: a world where sepia tones, hand-tinted hues, and the soft haze of old postcards meet the quiet wonder of what might have been. Here, the grain of film and the brushstroke of watercolor do not preserve the past; they invent it.

AI liberates longing. It does not recreate reality—it reveals the realities we never knew we missed.

 

Die Frau mit den Insektenaugen .../La donna con gli occhi di insetto

acrylic on canvas | 48″x36″ | for sale: $7000

 

painted by Alex Sacui

  

Dieser Koch hatte einen langen Arbeitstag/Questo cuoco ha avuto una lunga giornata di lavoro

Silberne Maske und zweifarbiger Schnurrbart/Maschera argentata e baffi bicolori

Book cover for "Juliandrea: The Voice Within" published in the STARCALL Anthology, sold at www.amazon.com/author/bobbello and www.bn.com/s/bobbello

Book cover for "Operation Centerpoint," published in the STARCALL Anthology, sold at www.amazon.com/author/bobbello and www.bn.com/s/bobbello

Series Introduction: "Parallel Vintage"

In a world of relentless complexity, we often find ourselves turning to the past—not as it was, but as we wish it could have been. Nostalgia is the quiet rebellion of the soul, a longing for simplicity, for the tactile warmth of a time untouched by the frenetic pace of modernity. Yet what if the past we yearn for was never ours to begin with?

This series, "Parallel Vintage", explores that very idea. Through the lens of AI, we step into a realm where vintage is not a memory, but a reimagining—a delicate fusion of early 1900s charm and subtle retro-futurism. These images are not snapshots of history, but fragments of an alternate timeline: a world where sepia tones, hand-tinted hues, and the soft haze of old postcards meet the quiet wonder of what might have been. Here, the grain of film and the brushstroke of watercolor do not preserve the past; they invent it.

AI liberates longing. It does not recreate reality—it reveals the realities we never knew we missed.

 

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