Androgynous deities in a surreal acid green river landscape

Imagine Klimt's decorative excess merging with Hundertwasser's ecological curves through a Fauvist lens so intense it burns retinas—acid-green rivers flow between Mati Klarwein's androgynous deities whose skin shimmers with millions of Seurat-like dots that somehow coalesce into sacred geometry when viewed from afar, all rendered in the trance-like state of transautomatism where the subconscious guides each impossible color combination.