Beyond

This artwork is the final submission from the artist Fiona García Art for the 'Humanity' event by the Faerian gallery. The artist created this piece in 3 days, inspired by a prompt that was submitted by the public. In a unique twist, instead of being interpreted by an AI, this time the prompt was brought to life by a human artist. The entire creative process was livestreamed online and at the NFC Lisboa event.

Original prompt text: -- 'A background that reminds you of sacred geometry, on the foreground something like multi dimensional human being in communion with nature, amazing colours.'

Art Medium: -- Watercolour, white ink, colored pencil

Was AI used? -- No

How is your final artwork related to the prompt? -- There's the multidimensional being in the foreground, with the chakras and beyond matter, in communion with nature... I messed it up a bit with the geometry, as it was going to be what now looks like a lotus flower, but I took it into another direction and it became part of the multidimensional being itself. I then added the geometry to the lotus, so it's not exactly in the background, but almost!

In the background I wanted to play more with the idea of multidimensionality. There's the big, dark sky above, and two openings at the sides where I wanted to create this ripple effect, like layers of energy fluctuating to open passage to other places.

And the amazing colours are just my usual way of painting!

Why did you choose this prompt? -- It's a prompt that falls into my comfort zone and I was happy to find one like this one, as working a theme I know is way calmer for me (I just love spiritual/energetic themes). I also liked how concrete it was and yet without detail, so I felt free to play around with it! The request for the amazing colours was what made me finally decide for this prompt, as all my artworks are really colourist :)

Explain more your creative process: -- I went pretty straight foward to the first idea that I had! It was the colour what I didn't really know how was going to turn out, it was a lot of improvisation, choosing the colours while I was painting. Every colour I choose in one part changed another part. I usually know exactly how I want to paint an artwork before I start, so it was interesting to work in this way this time!

A last comment? -- This event has been a surprise and I've enjoyed a lot! Thanks for all the hard work! If you ever repeat this format, I'm sure will repeat