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jsmack
Those aren't modelled, they're generated using neural networks. You could use them as 'inspiration', but they're not representative of anything that could be modelled any more than an abstract doodle or painting.

I known the picture is AI generated and is not a 3d model. But I don't mean to recreate it exactly like the picture or must be the same way as author. I just want to create the model in the style of these picture.
Generally people recreate 3d model from a picture so I'm not sure why you're saying like it is not possible. Judging from the picture I'm sure this can be a 3d model I mean I can recreate this with ZBrush manually but that is not what I want, I want to try procedural or computer generated appraoch and Houdini seem to be the best into doing this kind of things? I believed Houdini is capable but I just don't know how to, so my question is where should I look for. Or should I change my question is Houdini is capable to doing this?

*I have edited the original post so now this should be clearer

I want to start learning Houdini and my goal is to create 3d model in the style of these picture(I acknowledged theese pictures is not a 3d model and generated by AI) I don't need it to be exactly or must be create in the same way as author. As a sculptor I love to explore on a way to create any 3d form in space just love this style of computer generated and I think houdini seem to be the best into doing this rather than manually sculpt by hand, Rightnow I'm not sure it is capable and what topics I should learn or looking into?

I has grasp the idea of procedural modeling with parameter adjusting but have no idea about how to do this, Analized from the picture there must be some rules to populate and grow the geometry.