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“Art is always more abstract than we fancy. Form and colour tell us of form and colour - that is all. It often seems to me that art conceals the artist far more completely than it ever reveals him.” - Oscar Wild

I love to make abstract pictures. That was a long road to reach this point. There is freedom doing a painting without any plane and let the canvas and the brush decide what would like to present.

Abstract
Innocent Whispers Masked by Blood, A Triptych of Primordial Sorrow

This artwork is an intense sketch of three monkeys, each displaying a unique expression. The use of white as the dominant color provides a stark contrast to the grey, creating a vivid depiction of the subjects. The most striking feature is the red accents on their faces, suggestive of blood. This element adds a dramatic, almost comic-like feel to the piece. The illustration is a blend of abstract and texture, giving it a compelling depth. This is more than just a drawing, it's a story of survival and resilience in the animal kingdom.

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a drawing of three monkeys with red blood on their face

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Background: #white,Foreground: #white,Accent: #B13B1A

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text,sketch,drawing,illustration,ink,art,comic

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"Art is not what you see, but what you make others see." - Edgar Degas

AI Revolution

In the age of artificial intelligence, the three wise monkeys have opened their eyes, ears, and mouths; and with them, our Pandora's box.

In The Paradox of the All-Seeing Sages, ArtH2O presents a contemplative narrative that juxtaposes ancient discretion against modern-day technological surveillance. Here, the artist redefines the iconic 'see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil' through the lens of AI – a system that sees all, hears all, and logs all. The detailed artwork on canvas stirs a dialogue about the expansive reach of AI in our personal spheres, casting the three monkeys as sentinels in a world where secrets are a vestige. Beyond the layers of privacy concerns, the piece also subtly questions the victor in the AI race: will it be the first movers like ChatGPT, the powerful entities like Gemini, or the democratic force of open-source clones? This philosophical query is encapsulated in the profound gaze of the primates, witnesses to the revolution that is reshaping our world.