Hydroponic gardens in a surreal setting, using algorithmic designs to produce organic and sustainable crops in the style of Joan Miró and Wassily Kandinsky.

Deformations, non aesthetics, unnatural, distortion, wrinkles, heads on heads, animals, letters, watermark, cartoon, 3d, disfigured, bad art, deformed, poorly drawn, extra limbs, close up, weird colors, blurry, watermark

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