“Nightmereden: Original Sin 3” from the Fluid from Mind series. This new addition introduces fresh characters and a more intricate scenography, further amplifying the complexity of the artwork.

In this piece, human figures and mythological creatures coexist in a composition where the central tree—symbolizing knowledge and original sin—serves as the anchor point amidst the visual chaos. Multiple characters, each carrying distinct emotions and roles, create a dynamic narrative embodying temptation, the fall, and the struggle against inner forces.
The inclusion of ethereal, almost divine figures, alongside hybrid creatures, strengthens the contrast between fragile purity and the unleashed manifestations of desire or guilt. Natural elements, such as flowers and aquatic spirals, represent matter in perpetual transformation, a hallmark of the series.

This work invites you to explore a denser subconscious realm, where every actor seems to play a precise role.

“Nightmereden: Original Sin 3” from the Fluid from Mind series. This new addition introduces fresh characters and a more intricate scenography, further amplifying the complexity of the artwork.

In this piece, human figures and mythological creatures coexist in a composition where the central tree symbolizing knowledge and original sin serves as the anchor point amidst the visual chaos. Multiple characters, each carrying distinct emotions and roles, create a dynamic narrative embodying temptation, the fall, and the struggle against inner forces.

The inclusion of ethereal, almost divine figures, alongside hybrid creatures, strengthens the contrast between fragile purity and the unleashed manifestations of desire or guilt. Natural elements, such as flowers and aquatic spirals, represent matter in perpetual transformation, a hallmark of the series.

This work invites you to explore a denser subconscious realm, where every actor seems to play a precise role.

'metamorphosis in light:

where reality dissolves into virtual dawn
rooftops merge into misty expanses
holographic lights saturate time
through crystalline arcades that absorb

walls craft a pixelated sky
in silent, luminous air
this half-finished spectacle draws
applauding crowds into its glow

solitary actors emerge
on a stage of unknown hues
flesh intertwines with light's reflections
as organic clouds pulse beneath

we stand in violent calm
waiting for the horizon to shape us
our turn to illuminate this twilight
first applause echoing through digital dreams

a tower of intuitive hope rises
guiding us into eternal light'

anemale & aethernet

“Nightmereden: The Destruction 1” delves into a dreamlike realm where guilt materializes as titanic and destructive forms, embodying a jarring return to consciousness after the irreversible act of the original sin. The colossal, shadowy masses symbolize the deep forces of the subconscious, rising and colliding in an emotional chaos that mirrors the inner turmoil of remorse.

In contrast to this oppressive darkness, faint glimmers of twilight light and a fragile yet luminous human figure emerge, witnesses to a fragile attempt at resistance or reparation against overwhelming forces. At the heart of this confrontation, vibrant blue flowers, though surrounded by violence, represent a compromised purity or threatened innocence. Their delicate radiance opposes the surrounding anarchy, evoking a sense of poetic fragility that suggests even amidst destruction, reflection or rebirth can arise.

"Nightmereden: Original Sin 2" extends the exploration of original sin initiated in the first work, while adopting an even more visceral and symbolically charged approach. This piece depicts the intimate entanglement between the serpent and the human body, where the serpent, both tempter and protector, seems to merge with the flesh in an oppressive and sensual dance. The erotic tension is palpable, yet it is immediately counterbalanced by an aura of latent threat.

The apples in the foreground, red and glossy, unmistakably evoke the forbidden fruit, a symbol of desire and knowledge, while their placement accentuates the carnal aspect of the image. The serpent, with its almost liquid scales, illustrates the fluidity and perpetual transformation of materials, a central element of the Fluid from Mind series.

“Nightmereden: Original Sin 1” continues the vibrant and intense exploration seen in the Fluid from Mind series, delving into themes that are both mythological and profoundly human. This piece reimagines original sin not as a simple biblical act, but as an interplay of ever-changing materials where eroticism and danger coexist in palpable tension. The intertwined bodies, with their heightened sensuality, symbolize the fusion and conflict between life, desire, and downfall.

The presence of the serpent, an iconic element of the Genesis narrative, is reinterpreted here with a fluid and menacing dynamic. It represents temptation, evolution, and transmutation, with textures echoing the organic and liquid continuity of the series. The cosmic backdrop, featuring eclipses and constellations, places this scene within a universal dimension, transcending myth to evoke an eternal cycle of creation and destruction.

The aesthetic oscillates between voluptuousness and anguish, enhanced by luminous contrasts and saturated colors. This captures the essence of living matter in constant flux, where every interaction leaves an indelible mark.

'Nightmereden: Creation 2' is positioned as a natural continuation of the first work, deepening the exploration of cosmic creation in motion. Here, the scene densifies with more elaborate organic forms, blending floral textures and stellar elements in a circular composition.

The represented universe seems to expand and enrich itself, illustrating a creative process where each element develops in interaction with its environment. The vibrant flowers, symbols of life and fertility, intertwine with vaporous and celestial forms, conveying the idea of infinite and proliferating creation.

The colors, more intense and bold, enhance the impression of a vibrant cosmos, both chaotic and orderly, flourishing in a lush and contrasting aesthetic.

This warmer work continues the idea of a fluid imagination while emphasizing the richness of details and the fiery vitality of this perpetual genesis.

"Nightmereden: la création 1" immerses us in a cosmic vision, inviting the viewer to contemplate a primordial scene of creation that is both strange and fascinating. The title, "nightmare," evoking the concept of a nightmare in English, cleverly combines "night" (the cosmic night, the beginning before dawn), "mer" in French (the sea, symbolizing fluidity and the amniotic liquid of creation), and "Eden" (the bucolic and concrete dimension of genesis), summarizing this alliance of mysticism and materiality within a universe of horror and dreams.

In this composition, strange mythological creatures, deities, or monsters emerge from swirling clouds and brilliant stars, illustrating a fluid imagination in perpetual metamorphosis.

The vibrant contrast between the dark colors of space and the bright, luminous flowers creates a bucolic aesthetic where horror and beauty harmoniously intertwine. The floral forms, emerging alongside fierce creatures, reinforce the idea of a living creation in continuous transformation, oscillating between terror and enchantment.

This contrast suggests that the birth of matter is both frightening and sublime, an equilibrium between destruction and blossoming, trying to capture the very essence of creation and the infinite evolution of the universe.

1 $degen = 1 $degen

Higher yearned for uncharted heights, her heart thirsting for adventure. With a single leap, she soared into the starry skies. Guided by celestial light, she conquered challenges until reaching the far reaches of the universe. There, she realized that true exploration lies in discovering that boundaries are mere illusions.

Quickly homemade by anemale

The artwork essentially conveys, in a funny way, that by continuously reaching for greater heights, everything is possible, even surpassing material and earthly boundaries to explore beyond what the skies offer us. It's like sending our own modern-day Icarus on a cosmic journey, with a nod to ancient myths. Higher together, reaching new heights as one, this time we're going there together.

This video presents an artwork that pass through various artistic movements, featuring a character who walks and evolves through morphing in different universes.

The piece includes numerous references to renowned painters like Monet, Van Gogh, Seurat, Yves Klein, and Dali, as well as nods to early cinematic explorations of UFOs, horror, art contemporain, and experimental cinema. It weaves together whimsical fantasies, wild mythological theories, glitches, gaming elements, and a diverse range of art forms including glitch art, traditional art, pixel art, drawing, photography, AI,, GIF art, gaming and skull art. Representing artists from diverse backgrounds, this creation is a testament to creativity and innovation.

We are artists, we are degens, we are higher ↑

The music is created by one of the two artists from Anemale.: meteologism records www.meteologism.com/