for things that live and grow. A physicist creating between art and science. Looking for ways to connect digital and living for the benefit of the latter.
In a crypto world overrun by memes, speculation, and market noise, I continue to believe in one thing: art, and the artists who create it.
Everything carries energy. And true artworks—especially in the generative space—are born from artists burning their time, their thoughts, their lives. That’s why I get genuinely excited to collect and create. Maybe it’s a form of soul capture?
I’ve always been fascinated by generative works inspired by cell-like growth. They feel organic, alive, mathematical—and strangely poetic. Some of my favorites: Ethereal Microcosm by @ciphrd (I own many), Cytographia by @golan , spaceplant by @spacefillerart , and stigmergy by @gengrdn . To see the world reinterpreted through code—there’s something deeply romantic about that. It’s true avant-garde thinking.
So when ciphrd launched Generations, I didn’t hesitate to collect a good amount of $ciphrd. Not just out of support—but because it felt necessary. I truly believe: only positive cycles can create a sustainable and balanced ecosystem.
Big congrats to the @fx_hash_ team.
This is just Day One.
Let’s keep playing for the next thousand days.
...and unlike for art that I saw, liked, but didn't buy, the ones I bought I still remember, for their image has been imprinted in my mind by the intimate act of buying them. In this way, for me, the the artwork was created at the moment of my buying. In fxhash also literally so.
I've been almost completely off the NFT collecting for quite some time but came here to share a thought. It was a truly valuable and positive experience for me, and gave me this key takeaway insight: When I was buying digital art NFTs, I was not really buying the art... 1/
... unlike owning, is an act of generosity. Hence, in these transactions, experiences of liking, appreciating, interpreting, and otherwise relating to these works were created to not one but many, each unique and valuable in their own ways... 3/
Creating 222 separate objkts was a challenge in itself. I ended up creating a python uploader script for it, because yea - proceduralism in art = proceduralism in life.
About half of them are still there waiting for a parent - if you are interested please here: https://t.co/2H8U25ycHC
Could creating and collecting taxonomically accurate digital generative art bring us closer to nature and increase our kindness towards other species? https://t.co/w3KgHEhmtr
@JuhaniHalkomaki Absolutely amazing! How you make it feel as if the light was substance as sticky as glue, while it's bending like beams under force exerted by refraction events yet following straight lines. How is that even possible? I get a eerie feeling of a powerful force in place. Magical!