Somedays, I have this weird feeling, that I saw all of these faces before, but I don't know when
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trough the choronzon
Ripping through the universe
escapism
Most galaxies are moving away from us so fast that there are parts of the universe we will never be able to see, not because light hasn’t reached us yet, but because space itself is expanding faster than the light can cross it. That means there are entire galaxies whose final light will never touch Earth. Whole civilizations, stars, collisions, maybe even forms of life - permanently causally disconnected from us. In a strange way, the observable universe is not “the universe.” It’s just the tiny bubble reality still allows us to communicate with. And it gets even weirder: every atom in your body was forged inside ancient stars from dead galaxies’ ancestors. So you are simultaneously: trapped inside a local pocket of spacetime, made from matter older than the Sun, and physically connected to events you can never fully observe. The universe is basically a machine that turns exploding stars into beings capable of wondering where the stars came from
It's not that I don't want to, I just cannot wrap my head around this thing called life
You will never lose it, mate
How do you feel, honestly?
They claim they’re doing it for our own good
one to rule them all
modern art
new entities
where will we go?
We are all headless riders, chasing meaning without the ability to truly understand
just passing by
They don’t want us to know, but what I love about humans is that we will always find a way, even in the worst situations
Endless Iteration
all in your head
red sun rising
I was trembling, shivering through the nights. So terrified of the price of being alive that I stopped truly living. And then, after years, something just changed
Maybe in another life, on another planet
It’s kind of funny and symbolic in a way — the skeleton inside us, our foundation and backbone, is always there, yet we never truly see it. Maybe you can never fully witness a phenomenon when you are inside of it. Makes me wonder how our era will one day be defined
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The world was magical place for me, I was so happy and adventurous, but then I lost it. Years of depression and addiction. Now, I am rediscovering the magic again. It is possible!
aren't we all?
worshipping nothing
The Machine’s Wisdom: A new piece born from a collaboration between @midjourneyartpl and @daaroan. We explored a sci-fi theme blending spirituality and technology, with a focus on color, atmosphere, and the interaction between a human and a humanoid robot. @midjourneyartpl created a series of images, and I selected this one to reinterpret it using my usual tools. I’m really happy with the result and this collaboration, which merges our styles, visions, and techniques. Created in April 2026. First image: final version reworked by @daaroan using Leonardo AI & Photoshop Second image: original version created by @midjourneyartpl using Midjourney
what have you become?
In The Crowd: A Study of the Popular Mind, Gustave Le Bon argued that once individuals become part of a crowd, reason often gives way to emotion, suggestion, and collective impulse. Written in 1895, his work remains unsettlingly relevant: the mechanisms of influence he described still shape public opinion today, only the tools have evolved—from street speeches to algorithms and mass media. What has not changed is how easily fear, hope, and repetition can steer large groups. The real shift is scale: modern systems can amplify these forces far beyond what Le Bon could have imagined