“Zeitgeist Dreamscape” is a new contemporary art piece released today at the renowned Museum of Modern Art. Created by Frank Bueltge, the artwork is a 12×8 meter canvas depicting a futuristic metropolis. The painting is composed of an amalgamation of small details that combine to form an awe-inspiring whole – vibrant neons that play off the city’s dark underbelly, and metallic textures that lend it a futuristic feel.

In many ways, Zeitgeist Dreamscape is reminiscent of Friedrich Nietzsche’s concept of the “Übermensch,” or the superhuman. Nietzsche theorized that humans could transcend their current self through constant self-improvement, eventually becoming beings of their own design. Similarly, the painting showcases how our cities could evolve to become something bigger, something greater than their current selves through a tireless and continual process of transformation.

Frank Bueltge is experimenting with large language models and neural networks – a new age technique in contemporary art. His previous masterpiece is also worth checking out, showcasing his exceptional skills in portraying the enchanting world of light. Check it out here – Luminous Dreamscape.