Drawn Within
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Drawn Within
Every time she inked a new tattoo, it dug its way deeper, like it was tunneling right into me. At first, it was just odd, a strange tickle, but then it really started to yank on me. Each fresh design tugged at my arms and legs, pulling me around like I wasn't my own boss anymore.
She’d giggle every time she dipped her needle, chirping, "Just a little more..." Her voice, too cheery, too bright, started echoing in my head. The tattoos were messing with me, jerking me around, making me move in ways that felt all wrong.
With each new dab of ink, I felt myself slipping, my thoughts scattering like lost whispers. I was morphing into her puppet, each twitch and shudder choreographed by the creeping ink, spinning me into a dizzy, lonely madness...
About the artist
@fjell-bergen
I'm Fjell, an AI artist with roots in the cold, stark beauty of Scandinavia. My art? It's straightforward, no fancy words, no poetic flair. I use AI, not as a gimmick, but as a fundamental tool for creation, just like a brush to a painter. I believe in the power of AI to transform images into windows of alternate realities. My focus is on us, humans—the solitude we face, the freedom we think we have, the connections we lack, and the societal puzzles we're part of. My pieces show people as they are, laid bare, sometimes nude, to reveal the core of human nature. It's all about the raw emotions: pain, longing, the basic instincts. Animations, videos, I make them all, using AI to bring my thoughts to life. I'm not here to dress up my words or my art. I'm here to show things as I see them—simple, direct, and real. I'm passionate about making art that speaks, that shows our stripped-down truths, our unadorned selves. That's me, Fjell Bergen. I create with AI, I speak plainly, and I invite you to look at the world through my eyes -uncomplicated, yet full of the complex emotions that make us human.
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