Been exploring a new concept for a while now. I have a clear idea of its mechanics, but I havent found the right visual language for it yet.
Sharing this first experiment to keep myself accountable and keep pushing the idea forward.
Consider this "garden_001", more to come.
Blue lights on the road.
Yesterday I was on a 5 hour bus ride. One of those where you sit by the window, listening to music, rethinking your whole life. If you know Uruguayan roads, you know its mostly just countryside. No buildings, nothing really happening.
Around the 2 hour mark, a house with blue lights just zoomed by. And for some reason, it stuck with me.
I started thinking how amazing it is that someone actually chose those lights. Not the typical white/yellow, but blue.
They thought about it. They looked for them. They bought them. They installed them.
You can argue blue lights on a farmhouse are ugly (I probably agree). But the fact that someone took the time to care about that detail, that meant something. It meant there was life there.
Maybe it was the boredom. But that small, random moment made me feel like life is worth caring about. Idk why but I just wanted to share it and make this piece as a reminder🌻
exploring "autonomous" behaviours.
The character moves freely in this open, infinite world. Interesting idea to explore, as this has endless possible scenarios.
btw, this could live onchain as well, making sure the wachin moves forever.
Been thinking a lot about this lately. How can art discovery be fairer, simpler, and less noisy?
Concept draft:
• a feed that ONLY shows art listed for sale
• artists connect wallets, link up to 3 works currently for sale with an asking price
• no algorithms, no likes, no featured artists
• click = straight to the marketplace
• minimal artist profile + X handle
• no economic incentive for the platform itself
No mints. No buys. No DMs. Just art.