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Send us your dystopian AI art and stories via WhatsApp. Competition Rules: Images must be respectful and variations of the 4 images provided here. They should bear resemblance to at least one of the given images and have an Aspect Ratio of 1:1. Images and Stories must be submitted by Easter Morning at 11:00, May 25th. The Winner will be announced by 12:00pm on the same day.

In a moment captured long ago, a woman shares a connection with nature. Clad in a simple dress, she sits among a host of rabbits, creating a tranquil scene of camaraderie that serves as a cherished memory of Bunny Park’s storied past.

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Every image tells a story, and so we ask that your artwork is accompanied by a brief history-inspired tale that intertwines with the ethos of Bunny Park. Let your words shepherd us through time, celebrating the park’s legacy while advocating for its guardianship.

The image provided in portrayal reminiscent of Aldous Huxley’s “Brave New World,” the image might be described as follows:

In the somber shadow of progress, we find the tranquil defiance of nature in the most unexpected of sanctuaries. Here, amidst the great and terrible monument to man’s industry, stands the vestige of Bunny Park in Rynfield, Benoni, in the year 2066. A young woman, robed in the garb of a bygone era, her dress a blue whisper of the world’s lost gentleness, bends to offer sustenance to two rabbits, their alabaster forms glowing against the darkened earth. The backdrop is a tableau of grim futurism: the skeletal silhouettes of the trees stand as silent witnesses to the smog-choked sky, while the cold metal carcasses of automobiles lie abandoned, the remnants of a society that consumed until there was naught left to devour.

In the background, the semblance of humans move through the haze, ghostly figures in a landscape where the demarcation between the living and the synthetic has blurred into obscurity. The air is thick with the fumes of combustion and the omnipresent hum of machinery, the relentless heartbeat of a world that has bartered away its soul for the cold comfort of technological dominion.

Yet, in this scene, the woman’s gesture toward the rabbits offers a slender thread of hope—a poignant reminder of the persistence of life and purity in a world otherwise capitulating to the juggernaut of industrial might. It is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the enduring cry for connection to the natural world amidst the cacophony of the Brave New World.

A treasure awaits one visionary artist and storyteller—the brand new Apple iPhone 15, 128 GB. Your talent could earn you the latest in tech and the honor of having your work displayed for the whole community to see and reflect upon.

This Easter, delve into the potential of what Bunny Park can continue to be. Turn your canvas into a haven or a warning, and let your story underscore the importance of community care. In turn, your art could pave the way for a vibrant future, inspiring those who follow to keep the park’s heart beating strong.

Unleash your creativity and submit your art and story to our page. We welcome entries from all, no matter where your rabbit hole of imagination might lead you.

Competition Rules: Images must be respectful and variations of the 4 images provided below. They should bear resemblance to at least one of the given images and have an Aspect Ratio of 1:1. Images and Stories must be submitted by Easter Morning at 11:00, May 25th. The Winner will be announced by 12:00pm on the same day.

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