MYCÉLIUM × STRATIVARIUS — ÉDITIONS · M001 · Method

Bring a camera inside a painting

The method tested on The Garden of Earthly Delights: one untouched original image, a second image used only as a flight map, then a prompt that locks the movement without reinventing the artwork.

Bosch · ParadiseFPV · continuous shot≈ 15 s4:3

Tested settings

Duration15.10 sFormat1112 × 834 · 4:3Frame rate60 fpsPrinciple1 continuous shot

Intent

Turn the painting into a traversable space without changing its appearance.

Image 1 is the visual ground truth; Image 2 is used only to guide the movement. The camera slows near strong details, accelerates between areas, and ends on a wider reveal.

Original image of the left panel of The Garden of Earthly Delights — 01 — Original image.

The same image with the FPV flight path marked in red — 02 — Annotated variant.

Prompt to copy

DREAMINA / KLING · FPV PAINTING

Create a 15-second immersive FPV camera flight inside Hieronymus Bosch's The Garden of Earthly Delights, left panel (Paradise). Preserve the original painting exactly: no added characters, animals, objects, architecture or style changes.

The camera flies close and low, weaving between the painted figures and plants as if the panel were a real, breathable space. Speed varies naturally: it slows near strong details (faces, animals, the fountain of life) and accelerates through open ground between scenes, ending on a wider revealing shot.

Smooth continuous motion, no cuts, no zoom effects, no text overlays. Cinematic depth of field. Keep the original painting's palette, lighting and texture untouched.

Source painting: Hieronymus Bosch, The Garden of Earthly Delights (detail), public domain. Educational use.