Fckfrgs habitat

In a world where change is constant, one man finds solace in the unchanging solitude of a forgotten bus stop, battling the relentless march of time and urban decay.

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sensememory vst , biblia pauperum, minimalism, woodblock print, Page 1: Canvas Description: A wide, panoramic view of a desolate bus stop. The bus stop sign is weathered, and a bench sits underneath it. The backdrop is a large screen projecting a time-lapse of changing seasons. Speech Bubble (Narrator): "This is a story about a forgotten bus stop, a symbol of isolation and time."
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sensememory vst , biblia pauperum, minimalism, woodblock print, Page 2: Canvas Description: A character of indeterminate age, dressed in timeless attire, walks slowly towards the bench. Speech Bubble (Character): "They ask why I've chosen this forgotten bus stop as my habitat."
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sensememory vst , biblia pauperum, minimalism, woodblock print, Page 3: Canvas Description: The character sits on the bench, looking up at the bus stop sign, then at the changing seasons on the screen. Speech Bubble (Character): "How do you feel about being at a bus stop for over 20 years?"
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sensememory vst , biblia pauperum, minimalism, woodblock print, Page 4: Canvas Description: Close-up of the character's face, showing a soft laugh and a contemplative look. Speech Bubble (Character): "Time... it's a funny thing, isn't it?"
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PW-Boomkids vst , biblia pauperum, minimalism, woodblock print, Page 5: Canvas Description: The character leans back on the bench, looking up at the sky. The backdrop of changing seasons continues to play. Speech Bubble (Character): "You wait for a bus that never comes, and before you know it, 20 years have passed."
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sensememory vst , biblia pauperum, minimalism, woodblock print, Page 5: Canvas Description: The character leans back on the bench, looking up at the sky. The backdrop of changing seasons continues to play. Speech Bubble (Character): "You wait for a bus that never comes, and before you know it, 20 years have passed."
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sensememory vst , biblia pauperum, minimalism, woodblock print, Page 6 Canvas Description: The character stands up, facing the audience, with the bus stop sign illuminated in the background. Speech Bubble (Character): "But you see, this isn't just a bus stop. It's a symbol... of patience, of hope, of endless waiting."
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PW-Boomkids vst, biblia pauperum, minimalism, woodblock print, Page 7: Canvas Description: The lights dim, leaving the bus stop sign illuminated, standing resilient against the backdrop of changing seasons. The character walks away, leaving the bus stop behind. Speech Bubble (Character): "It's a testament to the human spirit, the ability to wait, to hope, even when the bus you're waiting for might never arrive."
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PW-Boomkids vst, biblia pauperum, minimalism, woodblock print, Page 8:Canvas Description: The final page shows the empty bus stop, with the character now out of sight. The changing seasons continue to play on the backdrop. Speech Bubble (Narrator): "And so, the bus stop remains, a silent witness to the passage of time, waiting for the next traveler to find solace in its solitude."
1970ies 70ies Alive

a group of people standing next to each other, an ultrafine detailed painting, by Pavel Filonov, trams, 1 9 7 0 s female alive, accurate fictional proportions, social commentary, panoramic anamorphic, circa 1982, acrylic and oil painting, waiting, mednyanszky laszlo, blue adornements
sensememory vst, biblia pauperum, I wonder. I keep wondering.

sensememory vst, biblia pauperum, I wonder . I keep wondering. Steps: 30, Sampler: DPM++ 2M Karras, Guidance Scale: 12.0, Seed: 1080697463, Size: 768x1152, Model: sensememory_boom_f16.ckpt, Strength: 0.7, Seed Mode: Legacy, Upscaler: realesrgan_x4plus_f16.ckpt, Hires Fix: true, First Stage Size: 512x768, Second Stage Strength: 1.0
Wonder why FCKFRG's habitat is a forgotten bus stop.
Wonder why FCKFRG's habitat is a forgotten bus stop.
Portrait a girl
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Hey check in
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Quadrants of Perception

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Blue Serenity: A Portrait

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Contrast of Epochs

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Stillness at the Crossroads

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Silhouette on the Scarlet Plain

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Repose in Blue

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a man in a blue shirt standing in front of a bed
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a man sitting on a red and blue couch
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a man with a white hand and a black shirt
Portrait
Portrait
Split Portrait
Profile
Portrait
Red Wall
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a blue and red umbrella with a person on it
a man standing in front of a red bus
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All the way to the Main Street

I remember being able to walk all the way to the main street and it's all gone now. It's just a big ugly brown thing. When I look, the houses are gone, only smouldering bramble bushes grow there now. All the trees have died and tufts of grass grow in their place. "Am I going crazy?" I mutter, turning my gaze, secondly, to the carpet in front of me. Today it is especially violet, the sun warping its hue and turning it into a gourd that vibrates its contours and is seething with undertones of moldy magnolia. I hate it. "What am I doing sitting at such a hideous place? Even the bramble bushes will like it much better. I'll be disabled for the rest of my life. How I should tell my poor father that he was always hoping for a son. Well, that's one reason, a minor reason, to come here anyway." I turn away from the vibrations and place the nozzle of a canister into the field with the symbol "C 01". As soon as the mechanism has closed the canister I jump up from my seat and follow it with my eyes up and down the corridor. The entrance is at the end, so too is the exit. I look around: there are very few people here. The only person I spot is a tired-looking elderly woman, stiff, with a sour face, and the most ridiculous antennas my eyes have ever seen, dangling down over her eyes, like some kind of parasite.
Window to Minimalism

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Window to Minimalism

an abstract composition, possibly representing a stylized view through a window or a frame, with a significant portion of the image being a flat, expansive color. It could be interpreted as a minimalist or conceptual art piece, with the upper portions showing textured colors and the lower half suggesting an open space or void. The small, detailed section in the middle could represent a slice of reality or a specific scene, contrasting with the broader swaths of color. The artwork might explore themes of perspective, focus, and the relationship between the micro and macro, the detailed and the abstract