A Unique Synthesis of Miró, Kandinsky, and Van Gogh

I am an artist creating a work that synthesizes the styles of Joan Miró (40%), Wassily Kandinsky (40%) and Vincent van Gogh (20%), focusing on an abstract human figure in close-up, representing admiration and perplexity in the face of the transformation of the world by artificial intelligence. The scene should combine: Diffused luminosity of Van Gogh: spiral and textured brushstrokes in the background, in shades of golden yellow and turquoise green, creating a warm and organic atmosphere. Contrasting geometry of Kandinsky: triangular shapes and fractured circles in electric blue, intense red, and black, overlapping the figure, symbolizing the logical and chaotic structure of AI. Playful abstraction of Miró: abstract anthropomorphic figures (elongated arms, floating eyes) and fractal patterns intertwining with the human figure, suggesting connections between the unconscious and technology. Key details: Central figure: Abstract and fluid shapes, with a human silhouette deconstructed by geometric elements (e.g., head fragmented into triangles, torso with fractal nets). Ambiguous facial expression: half organic (curvilinear traits of Miró), half digital (pixels or geometric grids). Abrupt contrasts: abrupt transitions between warm colors (orange, yellow) and cool colors (blue, silver), with angular lines 'cutting' the composition. Blur zones (Van Gogh brushstroke effect) against areas of mathematical precision (Kandinsky angles). Metaphorical elements: Fractal patterns radiating from the figure, symbolizing algorithms and neural networks. Symbols of the unconscious (spirals, eyes) combined with abstract icons of technology (hexagons, luminous pulses). Visual narrative: An unsettling transformation, where the human figure is simultaneously elevated (by ascending forms of Miró) and confined (by geometric grids of Kandinsky), reflecting the duality of AI. The background, with Van Gogh textures, refers to the natural world transitioning to a digital universe.