This mural shows a powerful visual narrative between retro charm and a dystopian vision of the future. The scene is set in the year 2130 - after a global catastrophe that has pushed humanity to the brink of existence. An old petrol station from the 1950s forms the heart of the image: nostalgic, with iconic lines and faded aesthetics.
This motif is more than decoration - it is a monument to the fragility of time.
This mural shows a powerful visual narrative between retro charm and a dystopian vision of the future. The scene is set in the year 2130 - after a global catastrophe that has pushed humanity to the brink of existence. An old petrol station from the 1950s forms the heart of the image: nostalgic, with iconic lines and faded aesthetics.
This motif is more than decoration - it is a monument to the fragility of time.
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About Alu-Dibond®
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Material
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High-Quality Printing
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Sustainably Produced
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Accessories
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Made in Germany
Made in Germany
We proudly produce every one of our prints at our own facilities.
"Artificial intelligence is the new paintbrush - it expands the creative spectrum of art to infinity."
Welcome to the Headless Monkeys...
...I have always been fascinated by impressive images - images that tell stories, convey emotions and bring spaces to life. This enthusiasm eventually led me to create digital art.
Using my tablet and laptop, I immerse myself in AI-supported creative processes that are as spontaneous as they are diverse. Unlike many artists, I rarely approach a painting with a fixed plan. Even if I have a rough idea in my head, I let the creative flow determine the direction. The path is open, the result often surprising - that's where the magic lies for me and that's what "Headless Monkeys" stands for.