#existentialart

[lucasgarcete]

© The insomniac, by Lucas Garcete {via Instagram}

[nekocrime]

2011

[galacticgraceart]

Biblically Accurate Artificial Intelligence

Saw a skit on TikTok where someone was comparing the Angels of the Bible to AI, since both were created to be helpers yet neither can create for themself (I think the skit was by @mimsymars , but I couldn’t find it just now when I looked for it so I could be wrong😅) BUT that inspired me to make this!

Hope everyone’s having a good day!👁️💚👁️

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Wanderer above the Sea of Fog

Caspar David Friedrich, c.1818, Oil on canvas

Romanticism wasn’t just about love — it was about the sublime. Nature as overwhelming, unknowable, even terrifying. And this painting? Peak Romantic energy.

A lone figure stands on a rocky outcrop, back to us, coat whipping in the wind. Before him stretches an endless sea of mist, mountains rising and falling like thoughts. We never see his face — and that’s the point. He’s anyone, he’s everyone. He’s us. Confronting the void and trying to make sense of it.

Friedrich wasn’t just painting a landscape. He was painting an internal one — solitude, awe, reflection, insignificance in the face of something vast and eternal.

This isn’t just a pretty view. It’s an existential crisis in oil.

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Studio under the Eaves, 1903

Henri Matisse

Oil on canvas, 55.2 x 46 cm

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