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Antenna Bloom

Signal flora

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I imagined plants growing toward signal.

I built this collection from three sources that rarely share a frame: botany, communication infrastructure, and mineral specimens.

“a botanical organism made from translucent mineral petals and ultra-fine luminous signal filaments, hovering in deep warm-black space.”

That first Antenna Bloom prompt set the system. Botanical silhouettes keep each form legible. Signal filaments carry the sense of circuitry without cyberpunk machinery. Mineral translucency makes the organisms physical, ancient, and specimen-like. Warm-black negative space frames them as scientific plates and museum photographs—found, not staged.

Cobalt, vermilion, pale bone, and chartreuse bind the eight works. Screenprint precision, sculptural relief, and archival grain keep each one clear as a thumbnail and tactile up close.

I wanted the work to feel discovered rather than designed: impossible lifeforms photographed for a field archive.

I generated the images with Gemini 3.1 Flash Image from my prompts, then selected, named, and sequenced them here.

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Eight works · 2026