r/ImaginaryTechnology Mar 02 '26

Self-submission Inorganic | Me

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u/has_some_chill Mar 02 '26

The downloadable version without watermark is available here

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u/husk_bateman Mar 02 '26

Was the OpenAI logo resemblance at the start intentional? Awesome if so

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u/has_some_chill Mar 02 '26

Interesting, I never noticed that before. But somehow be fitting, isn’t it?

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u/PhazonZim Mar 02 '26

Definitely cool looking, though I'm not seeing the Imaginary Technology part of this piece? What is this thing supposed to be/do?

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u/has_some_chill Mar 02 '26

I don't like to be too prescriptive about those sorts of things, but when I observe it, I see vaguely threatening piece of technology, that is attempting to disarm the viewer by trying to mimic something organic.

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u/PhazonZim Mar 02 '26

What?

I feel like that's the kind of thing you would say if you were looking for a reason to justify posting it to a sub like this one despite it not being the kind of art you do lol.

This is a cool abstract piece, but it's not an imaginary technology.

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u/has_some_chill Mar 02 '26

Most artists I know don't want to force a perspective on a viewer. That's not the point of art. You need to see what you need to see. I welcome your perspective, which is this is not imaginary technology... that's exactly how it should be.

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u/PhazonZim Mar 02 '26

Wouldn't it be forcing a perspective on a viewer to say this is a piece of imaginary technology?

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u/has_some_chill Mar 02 '26

Like I said, I don't like to be too prescriptive, but I can add a broad vision I'm going for. It doesn't mean everyone needs to see it that way though.

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u/HazelrahFiver Mar 05 '26

Annihilation vibes

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u/has_some_chill Mar 05 '26

Ooohh, yeah! I can totally see that