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This symmetrical digital composition evokes a biomorphic throne rising from the depths of a submerged dreamworld. With vivid royal blues cresting like oceanic flames, and fleshy crimson forms curling inward like vascular petals or protective tendrils, the piece suggests both regal authority and primal intimacy. The central axis pulses with vertical tension, as though holding the spine of a creature or deity emerging from the subconscious.
Throne of the Abyssal Garden embodies a dual nature: it is lush and alive, yet otherworldly and veiled in mystery. Its forms oscillate between plant and animal, architecture and anatomy—inviting viewers to project their own mythologies onto this enigmatic figure seated at the edge of perception.
This symmetrical digital composition evokes a biomorphic throne rising from the depths of a submerged dreamworld. With vivid royal blues cresting like oceanic flames, and fleshy crimson forms curling inward like vascular petals or protective tendrils, the piece suggests both regal authority and primal intimacy. The central axis pulses with vertical tension, as though holding the spine of a creature or deity emerging from the subconscious.
Throne of the Abyssal Garden embodies a dual nature: it is lush and alive, yet otherworldly and veiled in mystery. Its forms oscillate between plant and animal, architecture and anatomy—inviting viewers to project their own mythologies onto this enigmatic figure seated at the edge of perception.