
Rayonism is an early modern style where objects dissolve into crossing, dynamic rays of reflected light, splintering the scene into sharp, luminous lines.
Light over matter: Rayonism breaks forms apart by tracking light rays (the visible paths of reflection bouncing off surfaces) rather than solid edges. To trigger it cleanly, prompt for intersecting linear shafts, radiant beams, and sharp diagonal strokes.
Not Cubism: While Cubism slices objects into flat geometric facets, Rayonism dissolves them into directional streaks of energy. Keep the background minimal so these intersecting light vectors remain the dominant visual rhythm.
Full prompt
a glass decanter in the style of Rayonism, dissolving into intersecting dynamic rays of light and sharp linear beams, painted with vibrant prismatic brushstrokes and luminous streaks --ar 4:3 --style raw --s 50
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