Spin Ritual / Halo Field is generated from the vertical canvas Sky Graph (120° of Ascent) / 120 x 24 (inv. 1PC1912024), photographed and used as image input in an early AI model together with Lankina’s fixed “God is a woman…” incantation.   The system translates the painting’s gradients and drawn circuits into a pale, slightly cyan body tipped along a diagonal beam of light. A transparent ring slices across the torso like a hovering brace or orbital track, echoing the arcs and vector logic embedded in the original painting.
That apparition is then output onto Fujifilm Instax Mini film as a small physical card. The composition, glitches and anatomy remain those of the digital file; what changes is only the scale and the fact that this deity now exists as a vulnerable object that can bend, fade or be misplaced. “Spin Ritual” points to the repeated, almost mechanical turn implied by the ring and the tilted pose, while “Halo Field” names the narrow corridor of light around the figure as its charged environment. Within Deities and oddities. this work reads as a pivot piece, where an abstract map of ascent quietly resolves into a mythohuman body suspended mid orbit.
AI generated image printed on Fujifilm Instax Mini color film, 1/1, created using a photograph of the painting Sky Graph (120° of Ascent) / 120 x 24 (inv. 1PC1912024, from Right here right now – We are all gods) as image input together with the recurring prompt “God is a woman. Freckles. Bare skin. Linen. Crack in plaster. Love over death. Inspiration over desperation. Surrealistic interpretation,” then printed onto Instax Mini instant film as a one of one artifact.