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Fragments of organic matter blooming from half-erased dreams.
A botany of ambiguity — glistening magma, seductive and viscous.
Precious filth, glorious rot.
The organic uncanny: forms once familiar now twisted, contorted, resisting harmony.
Hovering between attraction and unease, between life and simulation.
Organs blur, creatures dissolve,
thoughts spill into soft tissues of the unknown.
A synthetic terrain, eerily alive — more organic than nature itself.
“And now that you don’t have to be perfect, you can be good.”
John Steinbeck
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