Welcoming a new week with this art piece:
Impetuum Explosio // @NeuralBricolage
Helena Sarin makes AI art under the name Neural Bricolage. This piece is from the 101-piece finale of her latenttuce series, minted on PROOF in April 2023.
Now in the @FLAMINGODAO collection: "Gobshites" by @XCOPYART, an edition of 20, released December 2019.
Fun fact: “gobshite” is British slang for a stupid or contemptible person, particularly someone talking foolishly.
Don't You See I'm Hurting? #24/50 // @fewocious
FEWOCiOUS sold $2.16 million of work at Christie's in 2021 at age 18. This one is number 24 in an edition of 50 captioned with just two words, still smiling.
Fusion #353 // @TsukamotoHideki
Hideki Tsukamoto was writing evolutionary art systems for POV-Ray back in the early 1990s. This one is from Fusion, his on-chain set of 1,024 pieces minted in October 2021.
Happy Friday!
Petro National #161 // @jegerrard
John Gerrard has spent over twenty years building simulations with game engine tech. This piece is Switzerland as a gasoline spill on a stormy ocean, sized to its oil use.
Murakami.Flower #2385 // @takashipom
Takashi Murakami got into NFTs in 2021 after watching his kids play Animal Crossing. This one is one of 11,664 dot art flowers drawn like a 1970s Japanese video game.
Quantizer ༡༢༨ // @harmvddorpel
Harm van den Dorpel sold a work to a museum for bitcoin back in 2015. This one redraws itself every twelve seconds from a fresh Ethereum block hash.
Factura #491 // @st4yhome_art
Mathias Isaksen is a generative artist in Oslo with a master's in applied physics. This one is from Factura, his July 2022 https://t.co/N0o563UiM7 series built in isometric projection.
Math Art (1980-1995) - Math Art 95 - No. 56 // @HerbertWFranke
Herbert W. Franke was a German-born Austrian scientist and writer who became one of the first computer artists in the 1950s. Math Art 95 No. 56 comes from his Math Art series (1980 to 1995), where he turned mathematical formulas into bold, colourful images that feel close to Pop Art.
Squiggly 81 // @natealex
Nate Alex is a Nashville NFT creator who's been around since the CryptoKitties days and made ChainFaces, one of the first fully on-chain PFP collections. Squiggly 81 is one of only 100 randomly generated on-chain squiggles from 2020, the first project in his Atlantes series.
Minnesang #84 // @hollyherndon
Holly Herndon and Mat Dryhurst are Berlin-based artists known for their work on music and AI, including PROTO and the Holly+ voice model. Minnesang #84 is one of 100 AI-generated character portraits inspired by the medieval Codex Manesse, made for Minnesang, a musical play about data wars that the duo first created in 2015.
Avastar #11059 // @AvaStarsNFT
Marmota vs Milky is a São Paulo illustration studio run by Carlos and Fabi, known for vector work for brands like Nike, Adidas and Red Bull. Avastar #11059 is a Series 3 male from Avastars, one of the early on-chain avatar collections on Ethereum, with original art by the studio.
Beef Brothko #631 by @toadswiback
there is no abstract. or figurative. or method. or revolution. or artists or collectors for that matter. and most of what we make or acquire will be mercifully forgotten in the puncture holes distributed by dull bayonets from a war that was never fought.
Math Art 95 - No. 71 by @HerbertWFranke
"Math Art is the first NFT drop by Herbert W. Franke, forefather of media art. This 100 piece-collection is drawn from his iconic 80s series Math Art where mathematical investigation is translated into visual art, with a stunning variety of forms that is strikingly reminiscent of Pop Art."