unstable reality

unstable reality is a visual language of extreme instability and overload, where structure, narrative, and perception fracture under excess force. The dataset depicts natural disasters, cosmic turbulence, debris fields, collapsing architectures, particle collisions, storms, and hallucinatory encounters where forms briefly emerge and dissolve. Scenes are dense and energetic, filled with overlapping trajectories, scratches, streaks, and layered surfaces that convey motion, impact, and entropy. Space feels compressed and volatile, often captured mid-event rather than resolved. Figures and objects appear transient, distorted by speed, pressure, or interference. The imagery favors intensity over clarity and sensation over explanation, presenting chaos not as randomness but as simultaneous states colliding. The LoRA is suited for catastrophic environments, perceptual overload, abstract violence, and unstable worlds.

Expect more surprising results with lower prompt weights