Here’s a little corner of the internet for my latest project: the book I’m writing titled “SERIALITY?.. IT’S VERY SIMPLE! : Generating Positive Recurrences In Your Life.” Below are a few excerpts from it.
Mosaics are among the most enigmatic mysteries in the universe. Curious about the reason? In the episode titled “And the Image of Image” from season 2, episode 7 of “The Librarians,” strange accidents and sins are occurring that appear unrelated to the victims’ own choices. To uncover the mystery, the Librarians decided to visit the club owned by the perpetually young Dorian Gray* in search of answers. The team embarked on a quest to find the portrait of Dorian and eventually succeeded. They uncovered a digital image created from photos of club-goers. Each segment of the portrait was an actual person, which meant that according to the Laws of Similarity and Contagion, they would bear Dorian’s sins. Dorian arrived shortly after to bask in their misfortune. They found themselves unable to challenge him, as any harm were to come to him, it would also impact Cassandra, as her photo was included in the mosaic that Dorian created.
* Dorian Gray is the central figure in Oscar Wilde’s novel “The Picture of Dorian Gray.” He is a wealthy and strikingly handsome young man who, troubled by the thought of aging, makes a pact to trade his soul for everlasting youth and life. In a twist of fate, his immoral actions are reflected in a magical portrait, which grows increasingly grotesque with each sin he commits.
Cassandra found out that the faces of victimized individuals are woven together into one mosaic portrait of Dorian Gray. This enchanting digital creation, called Dorian Gray’s Mosaic Portrait, consists of color-shifted images of the visitors at Club Effigy. Dorian Gray has modernized his portrait for the 21st century, allowing the numerous guests at Club Effigy to absorb his transgressions. When he suffers a dramatic injury, his sins are transferred to people whose picture was taken most recently.
Are you feeling a bit scared of the mosaic now? There’s nothing to worry about; it’s not the object that’s significant; what really matters is the intent behind it. With a pure heart, we can produce wonderful, helpful, and God-inspired things.
I loved getting lost in the Harry Potter books and enjoying the movies as well. This inspired me to use Harry Potter’s art as the foundation for my initial mosaic experiments. All the images, including the original and the cell images, are seamlessly fused into one another! It’s hard to say that they are distinct items; in reality, they are truly one and the same object. All For One, And One For All!*
* “All for one and one for all, united we stand divided we fall.” Alexandre Dumas, The Three Musketeers
Here it is, my inaugural creation (check out the image below)! Also, below this image are the samples of techniques to create Tomb Raider – Lara Croft effect.
The Samples Of Techniques Used In Creation Of Tomb Raider – Lara Croft Effect:
