It Sees Us

Imagine yourself on an intense LSD trip, walking across a surreal landscape where the ground transforms into a swirling expanse of iridescent soap bubbles in electric oranges, radiant blues, and psychedelic pinks. Each bubble bursts with a whimsical *pop*, sending trails of shimmering color around your feet. Above, you find yourself treading on fluffy, whimsical clouds that spiral upward like a luminous, liquid rainbow. These clouds are infused with fantastical shapes and colors, shifting and blending in a surreal dance, as if Salvador Dali’s influence has transformed them into dreamlike forms. In the distance, a snowy mountain comes alive with a dramatic face in the style of El Greco: elongated, exaggerated eyes blink playfully, and a wide, expressive mouth stretches across the base, delivering jokes in a deep, resonant voice reminiscent of Bill Bailey. In your peripheral vision, the scene erupts into a vortex of Van Gogh-like swirling fractals—dynamic, textured patterns of light and color that pulse with hypnotic intensity. Dali’s surreal distortions add melting clocks and bizarre shapes to the fractals, intensifying the psychedelic experience. Amidst this vibrant tableau, *Alice in Wonderland* characters appear with a surreal twist. The Cheshire Cat floats by with its mischievous grin, rendered in thick, expressive brushstrokes, while the Mad Hatter and White Rabbit hold a whimsical tea party on a cloud, their forms elongated and distorted in El Greco’s dramatic style. In place of trees, a McDonald’s clown stands amidst the swirling clouds, its garish colors and exaggerated features adding a playful, surreal touch. An Indian baba meditates serenely on a floating lotus, surrounded by glowing fractal mandalas that blend Van Gogh's vibrant color, El Greco's mystical depth, and Dali’s surrealism. High above, a sheep with Trump’s unmistakable hairstyle floats through the sky, its wool styled in an exaggerated, swirling pattern that combines Van Gogh’s vivid color, El Greco’s elongation, and Dali’s surrealism, adding an extra layer of bizarre, humorous grandeur to the scene.