Outsider art

Outsider art is a term used to describe art created outside the boundaries of official culture, often by self-taught or marginalized artists. It is characterized by its raw, unrefined, and intuitive nature, often incorporating personal symbolism and unconventional techniques. Outsider art emerged as a recognized category in the 20th century, gaining attention for its unique and authentic expression, often linked to art brut and visionary art movements.

Outsider art's Midjourney style representation features a vivid and bold color palette, with contrasting hues and neon accents. The compositions are dynamic and fragmented, often with asymmetrical and overlapping elements. The style is characterized by distorted figures and exaggerated features, creating a surreal and whimsical atmosphere. Techniques such as mixed media, textured surfaces, and layering are prevalent, contributing to a chaotic yet vibrant mood. The art often includes symbolic imagery and playful forms, drawing on folk influences and naïve art traditions, with a focus on mythical creatures and dreamlike scenarios.