Monterrey Attack

Monterrey but also a forest of cloned trees and you are a radio transmitter.

A flying jellyfish is taking us to our true home in the sky.

A tiktoker discovering an abandoned mall inside a basement in Downtown Monterrey.

Monterrey and self-replicating time-travelling robots are building a new, brighter universe under Cerro de las Mitras.

The city of Monterrey shifting between dimensions after trying to create a spherical portal to the liminal dreamspace known as the Mall World, as painted by William Turner circa the 19th century.

Late XXII century in Monterrey. Galaxies fill the skies, the urban horizon climbs up to space, cosmic lines of light cross the clouds, as painted by Max Ernst.

The city of Monterrey, and early dawn's atomic light, as painted by Chesley Bonestell.

The city of Monterrey lit by the mushroom cloud of an atomic bomb, as painted by Chesley Bonestell.

The city of Monterrey under water and attacked by a winged serpent, as illustrated in Watchtower Magazine, bright colors, optimistic, heavenly, detailed.

The city of Monterrey being eaten by mountain-bird-octopi, as painted in Watchtower Magazine, bright colors, optimistic, heavenly, detailed.

The city of Monterrey being eaten by mountain-bird-octopi, as illustrated in Watchtower Magazine.

Late XXI century in Monterrey. Floaters and phosphene visions drown under the waves. Galaxies fill the sky.

A drowned Monterrey, seen from a flying saucer departing for the last time, as painted by Max Ernst.

The entire world on fire, as painted by Van Gogh.

A Ciudad Juárez wide street full of telephones poles, a car burning in the middle, two people running towards the fire, as painted by Van Gogh.

A giant winged raven drinking Monterrey's water, as depicted in a monumental stained glass by Rufino Tamayo.

Monterrey, the mountains, the rain, and fire everywhere, as painted by Paul Klee but signed with a random name.

Monterrey dreams of water and then turns it into LSD and it's full of stars and the world is ending and dimensional portals are opening everywhere.

Monterrey dreams of water and then turns it into beer and it's full of stars and the world is ending.

Monterrey but we are constantly dreaming of water, then using it to wash our sins and then the car, in that precise order, mural by David Alfaro Siqueiros, v1.