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Which one feels more like these silos are still out there?
Found a 2,600-year-old vessel at The Met — perfumed oil, three legs, wrapped in a siren, a sphinx, a lion, and Aristaios, the guy who basically invented farming. He's holding a mattock and a little pot of seed. That pot did it. That's the whole idea, right there, 2,600 years early.
What if it wasn't oil? What if it was grain?
I kept the shape, kept the painted frieze, and turned the whole thing into a grain silo, built with FLORA. Turns out farmers really built silos out of fired clay tile before concrete and metal became standard.
Same prompt, two renders. Kling first, Gemini Omni second. Which one actually makes you believe it's still standing out there?
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