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$g1g3r t4bl3 The image is a detailed view of H.R. Giger's Tableau \" Biomechanical Landscape No 312 \" plate. The image is a photograph of a complex, abstract bone and ivory structure that resembles pipes and wires. The structure is composed of numerous pipes and wires intertwining and overlapping each other in a chaotic yet harmonious manner. The style is clearly biomechanical. Features combination of organic and mechanical forms. Mechanical elements dominate the background of composition, there are subtle organic hints. The use of undersaturated purple-grays dark contrasts creates a stark and graphic look. Is used a variety of linework techniques to create different textures. Fine, parallel lines create a smooth, metallic texture,while thicker, more cursive lines suggest cables or wires. The artwork is shiny and purplish brown, with an ivory bones prominently displayed. The image is highly detailed and intricate, almost like a 3d version of a medical diagram (detailed view of an anatomy sketch, possibly of a humanoid body, with transparent organs and bones exposed). The piece has a thick mechano-organic texture and is covered in fine details. The image has a swirling, organic quality to it. The artistic manner would be unmistakably Gigeresque. A dark and unsettling beauty would permeate the piece, blurring the lines between fascination and repulsion , forever haunted by the grotesque allure. Giger's signature artistic manner would be evident in every stroke. The airbrush would be wielded with masterful precision to create a hyperrealistic yet yet nightmarish aesthetic. The texture of ivory with signs of burning and fossilization can be seen in the mix of smooth and rough brushstrokes. By Peter mohrbacher$