The Birth of Chaos | session aug. 24

…In “Fragments of the Horizon: The Birth of Chaos” a moment is presented frozen in time where creation and destruction seem to intertwine. The works suggest an explosion or implosion that tears the fabric of reality, revealing the dual nature of existence: order and chaos, stability and change. This contrast is a visual metaphor for the delicate balance on which the universe is sustained, where creative and destructive force are inseparable, and one cannot exist without the other…

Title: “Fragments of the Horizon: The Birth of Chaos”

Technical analysis: The works are characterized by their visual dynamism and the use of a marked chromatic contrast between the warm tones of a gradient background in reds and oranges, and the cold blue and metallic tones of the central object. The shape at the center of the composition is fragmented into multiple planes, with sharp edges that seem to be in motion, as if they were pieces of a structure that is rapidly moving or is in the process of assembly or disintegration.

This approach is reminiscent of the aesthetics of Futurism, in its exploration of movement and energy, where speed and technology become the protagonists of the work. There is also an evident influence of Constructivism in the composition, with its pure geometric forms and attention to structural lines, evoking industrial design and modern architecture.

The play of light and shadow surrounding the fragmented structure also suggests a reference to Kinetic Sculpture, in which movement, real or suggested, transforms the viewer’s perception and forces them to contemplate the work from multiple angles, even if in a two-dimensional space.

In short, “Fragments of the Horizon: The Birth of Chaos” is a powerful representation of energy in transformation, a visual ode to the concepts of creation and destruction, intertwined in a whirlwind of shapes and colors that challenge the traditional perception of space and time.

Software: Blender + Stable Diffusion + Photoshop.

Author: Marco Antonio P.R.

Date: Throughout August 2024.

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