Genur.art

no words! safe for work a photo of a collage arranged in a spiral that recedes into the center — each shard is not transparent, but *opaque*, reflecting only its own fractured self. The glass has been etched with micro-geometric patterns reminiscent of **Giotto’s** lost frescoes and later rendered by artists like ***Kazimir Malevich***’s “Black Square” as an abstracted form. The shards are embedded within what appears to be solidified mercury (or perhaps liquid metal), which flows upward from below toward where your eye would naturally focus: at this point it becomes visible again—not through reflection—but via distortion caused when you look directly down or sideways—*the mirror doesn’t reflect; instead reveals itself.* This fluid medium contains suspended particles resembling dust motes caught mid-air under sunlight—a reference both poetic (*Hans Bellmer*)and scientific(*Einsteinian quantum foam theory*) But here lies my most radical assertion: > There exists no external world for these fragments—it's all internal perception made manifest — You will notice something strange about how light behaves on surface level <lora:Collage:1.2>