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7 months ago

A monumental 6-meter-tall sculpture stands in a pristine, white-walled exhibition space. Its form is ambiguous yet resonant — suggesting a toy-like humanoid figure made of a single, inflated continuous surface. The geometry is mathematically generated and defined by the following parametric equation: x(u, v) = (1.5 + 0.3 \cdot \sin(5v)) \cdot \cos(v) + 0.2 \cdot \cos(2u) y(u, v) = (1.5 + 0.3 \cdot \sin(5v)) \cdot \sin(v) + 0.2 \cdot \sin(2u) z(u, v) = 0.6 \cdot u + 0.5 \cdot \sin(3v + \frac{\pi}{4}) for u \in [0, 3\pi] and v \in [0, 2\pi]. The resulting form undulates gently, swelling and contracting with bulbous, limb-like protrusions. It evokes the figure of a soft, abstract humanoid — one whose “head” is slightly larger than the lower forms, suggesting animation or presence without literal anatomy. Its skin is chrome-polished, with a translucent lavender glaze that reflects and distorts its surroundings. Subtle ridges on the upper surface imply crossed eyes without carving them, integrating symbolism through topological features. The figure leans forward slightly, balanced, as if breathing or listening. The feet-like base is wide and pressing softly into a terrazzo floor. The sculpture feels both digital and intimate — a monumental ballooned body born from mathematics, standing alone in a room filled with diffused white light and long, warped shadows. The face has two deep oval hollows, symmetrically set wide apart — not literal eyes, but alien symbols. Below them, a shallow, arc-shaped crease bends gently across the lower face, like a ghost of a smile. The geometry is playful but still and quiet — mixing a graphic clarity with an alien like face. The head is slightly oversized in proportion, giving the figure an animated presence. Reflections warp and flow across its curved face, refracting the viewer’s image within a facial field that feels curious but unknowable.

Chorlo PRO
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6 days ago

Based on the provided reference photo of my real kitchen, extend the space by removing the back door and window that lead to the terrace, opening the kitchen fully into that area to create a longer, more practical layout. Preserve the original perspective, ceiling height, floor level, and left/right wall positions, but seamlessly merge the terrace zone into the kitchen volume to maximize usable space. Redesign all cabinetry in a modern minimalist style: flat-panel cabinets in light ash wood finish with small, minimalist handles (to avoid fingerprint smudges on otherwise smooth surfaces), integrated high-end appliances (silver oven and induction cooktop), black marble countertops with a sleek dark grey faucet, and matte white terrazzo flooring throughout. On the left wall, add one framed modern artwork—subtle, abstract, and harmonious with the neutral palette. Replace the central table with a modern dining table that functions as both a kitchen island and dining area: clean lines, matte black or warm wood finish, paired with minimalist stools or chairs, proportionate to the room. Lighting: recessed ceiling spots + soft natural daylight from existing sources (now extended due to the removed window/door), casting gentle shadows that highlight textures—marble, wood grain, terrazzo—without harsh contrasts. Do not invent new walls, corners, or structural elements. Keep the composition grounded in the original photo’s spatial logic, only enhancing it with the described modifications and finishes. Maintain a vertical 9:16 aspect ratio and a calm, airy, functional atmosphere.

adrielsalgado
0 9

6 days ago

Strictly preserve the exact camera angle, floor plan, ceiling height, and spatial boundaries from the reference photo of my kitchen. Modify only the following elements: – Remove completely the back wall, door, and window that separate the kitchen from the terrace, opening the space fully to create a longer, unified interior. The floor and ceiling must extend seamlessly into the former terrace area—no visual break, no frame, no glass. – Replace the central “floating island” or platform with a standard rectangular dining table (not an island): modern design, clean lines, matte black metal legs with a warm wood or black marble top, sized for 4–6 people, placed centrally as in the original layout. – Update cabinetry: flat-panel cabinets in light ash wood with small, recessed or minimalist handles (avoid fully handle-less fronts to prevent smudges). – Countertops: black marble; faucet: modern dark grey; appliances: integrated, high-end, with silver oven and cooktop. – Flooring: matte white terrazzo throughout—continuous from kitchen into the expanded area. – Left wall: add one modern framed artwork, abstract or neutral-toned, modest in size. – Lighting: recessed ceiling spots + soft natural daylight from the expanded rear opening (now without glass), creating gentle highlights on surfaces. Do not alter: – Original left/right wall positions – Ceiling structure or height – Camera perspective or depth of view – Position of existing fixtures (except the removed back wall) Output must look like a realistic renovation of the provided photo—not a new room. Maintain 9:16 aspect ratio.

adrielsalgado
0 11