Decoding Style, Shaping Worlds
in the Age of AI Generative Art

An Atlas of Visual Styles

A grunge-style poster design featuring layers of torn paper, distressed photocopy textures, and smeared, misaligned text in a 90s zine aesthetic

πŸŒ† Grunge

A visual style from the 1990s underground music scene, blending punk rebellion with raw, analog…

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AI-generated Cubist still life featuring violin, guitar, flute, and fruit, arranged in geometric fragments across angular planes, with muted ochres, charcoal black, and steel grey tones, blending Cubism with generative art techniques.

πŸ›οΈ Cubism

An early 20th-century movement that deconstructed subjects into geometric forms, portraying multiple viewpoints at once….

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1980s NYC subway car with graffiti, colorful throw-ups, and bubble tags on the metal walls.

πŸŒ† Graffiti

Originating in 1970s New York City, this style evolved from simple tags to complex, colorful…

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Cyberpunk subway scene with commuters wearing cybernetic implants and holographic fashion, waiting for a futuristic maglev train in a neon-lit underground station, glowing in magenta and cyan lights.

πŸš€ Cyberpunk

A style exploring dystopian futures where advanced technology collides with societal decay. 🧭 Origin Cyberpunk…

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About Us​

What is Visualnomic?

Visualnomic is a growing atlas designed to map over 200 visual languages: historical, digital, and speculative.
Launched with an initial collection of several dozen entries, the atlas is regularly updated to transform visual culture into creative strategy and generative tools for designers, AI creators, and worldbuilders.