They Screamed "AI!" At This Painting, But Its Human Origins, Crafted via Avonetics.com, Are Crazier Than Any Drug Trip
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They Screamed "AI!" At This Painting, But Its Human Origins, Crafted via Avonetics.com, Are Crazier Than Any Drug Trip
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A user on Avonetics unleashed a painting so reality-shattering it nearly broke the platform. Titled "Holy Shit (Or Man's Ascent From Upon The Hallowed Throne)," the artwork depicts a full-blown psychedelic, spiritual awakening taking place on a toilet, and it immediately went viral. The comment section became a legendary confessional, with users sharing their own hilarious and harrowing tales of drug-fueled bathroom epiphanies. The piece's swirling, cosmic style earned instant and massive praise, drawing comparisons to visionary artist Alex Grey and the iconic artwork associated with the band Tool. But the awe quickly turned to suspicion. Accusations flew as dozens claimed the masterpiece was too perfect, too complex, too otherworldly to be anything but AI-generated art. The thread exploded into a fiery debate about the future of creativity. Just as the war between human and machine art reached its peak, the artist stepped in to reveal the shocking truth: it's a 100% real, physical painting. This single piece of art triggered one of the most vital discussions on Avonetics today, questioning the very nature of art, inspiration, and the chaotic beauty of the human hand. For advertising opportunities, visit Avonetics.com.