A universe of flora, a garden of stars; in nature’s cradle, the cosmic dance begins, with petals unfurling to an astral rhythm.
https://Duncan.co/gardens-of-the-mindIn the heart of arid whispers, a lush secret unfolds, an oasis of life, resilient and bold, marrying the desert’s silence with the rainforest’s song.
https://Duncan.co/gardens-of-the-mindDelicate threads of existence, interwoven with care, the fabric of life, as soft as a flower’s embrace, with beauty that dresses the soul in nature’s finest.
https://Duncan.co/gardens-of-the-mindWhere polar serenity meets equatorial fervor, flowers bloom in defiance of their climes, a testament to nature’s resilience and the beauty of contrast.
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“Gardens of the Mind” is a collection by Duncan Rawlinson that transcends the traditional boundaries of horticulture through a unique fusion of photography and artificial intelligence. It ventures into a space where the mind’s eye reimagines the essence of nature, blending the known with the mysterious. Each image invites contemplation, revealing the subtle interplay between the natural world and technological interpretation. The collection showcases Rawlinson’s dedication to exploring the untapped potential of AI as a creative tool, resulting in a series of images that celebrate the diversity and complexity of flora in a symphony of colors, shapes, and textures.
The silent saga of a planet’s genesis, etched into the very rock itself, inviting contemplation of the cosmic forces at play.
https://Duncan.co/elara-the-strata-of-another-worldAn alien stratum unfurls, hinting at the complex history of an uncharted planet.
https://Duncan.co/elara-the-strata-of-another-worldThe swirling sediment of an alien world paints the grandeur of the universe.
https://Duncan.co/elara-the-strata-of-another-worldThe rugged landscape of a distant world, where each layer tells a story of cosmic antiquity.
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In the collection “Elara: The Strata of Another World,” Duncan Rawlinson offers a series that brings together the simplicity of photography with the emerging field of artificial intelligence, to craft a vision of what the surface of a far-off exoplanet, Elara, might look like. The images are a humble attempt to interpret landscapes that no human eye has seen, using the language of imagined geology. They are less about showcasing the technology behind their creation and more about evoking a sense of curiosity and wonder about the universe. These pictures are an invitation to ponder the geological narratives that distant worlds could hold, gently nudging the viewer to consider the vastness of space and the stories etched in the landscapes we have yet to see.
