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𝙏𝙐𝙎𝙆𝙍 — by Elephant Art

𝙏𝙐𝙎𝙆𝙍 — by Elephant Art

@ElephantNFTart

Elephant artists. Documented process. Limited output. Featured by @CNN + @joerogan

Opensea Katılım Mayıs 2026
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𝙏𝙐𝙎𝙆𝙍 — by Elephant Art
This might be the most unexpected NFT ART project of 2026. Arts created by real 'ELEPHANTS' 🐘 Minting soon on @opensea Follow for more updates 🤍 (pow)👇
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TheJPEGGallery ⌐◨-◨
TheJPEGGallery ⌐◨-◨@thepropgallery·
There Is No Such Thing as Good or Bad Art Art exists. Judgment of it good, bad, masterpiece, trash does not. These labels are not properties of the artwork itself but fleeting human inventions, born from desire, context, and the endless human urge to rank and possess value. Consider how art functions. A painting, a song, a novel, or a dance is an object or experience: pigments on canvas, vibrations in air, words arranged on a page. It has no inherent “goodness” any more than a mountain or a thunderstorm does. Mountains can be beautiful to a hiker and inconvenient to a city planner; neither assessment changes the mountain. Art operates the same way. Its “quality” emerges only when a human mind projects preference onto it. This projection is driven by wanting. We want art that affirms our identity, challenges our assumptions, comforts our pain, or signals our status. A Renaissance fresco might move us because it satisfies a desire for historical continuity and technical awe. A child’s crayon drawing might delight a parent because it fulfills the deeper want for connection and innocence. The same drawing, hung in a museum, would likely be ignored or mocked not because it suddenly became “bad,” but because it no longer serves the desires of that particular audience. Trends shift, cultures evolve, and yesterday’s genius becomes tomorrow’s cliché for exactly the same reason: collective wanting changes. History proves the point relentlessly. Vincent van Gogh died in despair, his work largely unwanted. Today his paintings command hundreds of millions because our desires shifted toward emotional rawness and personal expression. Jazz was once dismissed as noise; now it is high culture. Comic books were disposable entertainment until they weren’t. Entire civilizations have revered artistic traditions that neighboring societies found grotesque. If goodness were objective, these reversals would be impossible. Instead, they reveal art’s value as relational, not absolute. Case of Even technical skill fails as an objective yardstick. Hyper-realistic painting demands extraordinary ability, yet many find it cold or gimmicky compared to loose, expressive marks that “shouldn’t” work by classical standards. Avant-garde works that break every rule can electrify precisely because they frustrate conventional wanting and force new desires into being. Beauty, as the saying goes, is in the eye of the beholder because the beholder is doing the real creative work. This isn’t nihilism; it’s liberation. When we stop hunting for universal “good” art, we become free to engage honestly with what moves us personally. Your favorite song doesn’t need to be defended as objectively superior. A work you dislike doesn’t need to be wrong. Art becomes a mirror for our own desires rather than a scoreboard. Some pieces will resonate deeply with millions; others will touch only one person in a quiet moment. Both are valid because both serve the wanting that called them into meaning. In the end, art doesn’t need to be good. It only needs to be and to be encountered by a human being willing to want something from it. The rest is just conversation.
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₿🧞‍♂️@BR4ted·
What’s the one NFT that is very close to your heart? I’ll go first: The Pond by @Groowut.
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𝙏𝙐𝙎𝙆𝙍 — by Elephant Art
A mother first. Always.🤍 In every species, in every form… care, patience and love look the same. Happy Mother’s Day 🐘
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Muriel Lherm
Muriel Lherm@muriellondon·
Collectors who continue supporting artists right now deserve enormous respect.
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wsavas.eth 👑
wsavas.eth 👑@wsavas·
The signs are there. Things are falling into place. What comes next will shock most but if you stuck around you should be prepared. 🫡
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ZafGod👽
ZafGod👽@Zaharia_af·
If u had to hold one NFT, which one would you choose? 🤔
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justinaversano
justinaversano@justinaversano·
Surround yourself with art! Art brings so much joy to life. A way to synthesize emotions and feelings from the pains in the world and of being in a human body. To celebrate life, to come to terms with death, to communicate with the world through our thoughts and ideas. To connect to oneself and others. A life of art is a life of beauty and friendships. In the studio we set the paintings to dry after the silkscreen sessions. And at the same time preparing the next batch of paintings to be made! We built a system and are consumed by the paint. Surrounded by the art like a dream that came true as we are still dreaming the dream to continue on this creative path. A dream that only ends when you stop believing. Dream big, and endlessly grow! What’s a life of art without visiting a few new openings in your city? Whether it’s Chelsea, or Tribeca, and the lower east side. It’s important to see more art and educate oneself. Old and new, trad and dig, it’s all one non-linear timeline of creativity and visual language. Viktoria and I saw Helen Frankenthaller at @Gagosian and were sublimed by awe and wonder as we gazed into the formless and colorful abstract paintings that brought out perspectives of city skylines and mythical visions. One painting felt so aquatic it’s if I was a fish swimming in a fish tank. Vija Celmins at @MatthewMarks was a special treat to see. Her waves are not photographs, they are photo realistic illustrations! She also draws the stars like you are looking through the Hubble telescope. The first and last time I ever saw her work was in Basel, Switzerland at the Foundation Beyler with her entire oeuvre from drawings to sculptures. With a great group of artists and collectors! IYKYK Mark Manders at @TanyaBonakdar immersed us into his poetic, minimal, and a paradoxical fictional world. In blending the past, present, and future as it exists simultaneously where gravity is both emphasized and defied. He plays with the boundaries between painting and sculptures permeability. The press release states “language is simultaneously all-powerful and insufficient”
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The silkscreen process is a technique to paint with photographs. The hand painting sessions are 3-6 hours as we color the layers of the portraits. We only have one chance when finishing with black ink on the canvas. This process teaches us to not be attached to an expectation of an image. Allowing you to let go of control, and at the same time knowing when to stop. The mechanical process reminds me both of being inside a camera, and creating analog generative art. The screens are coated in light sensitive emulsion. A uv light exposes the film negative into the screen that gives you the image to print. When printing, the metal screen is the shutter. The paper and canvas are the film. And, the ink is the light that brings the image into existence. The generative process is set by a parameter of 366 pieces. Each painting is generated in real time through the screen with a different density and pressure of ink. Some are perfect, some are darker and lighter. Some have traits that make it feel unique. They all carry the same weight. Communicating an idea or connection through the entire collection and its style. What makes something rare or beautiful when all the works are born from the same source code?

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TheJPEGGallery ⌐◨-◨
TheJPEGGallery ⌐◨-◨@thepropgallery·
Let’s find a piece of art to feature as today’s Masterpiece of the Day 💎 🖼️👇
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𝙏𝙐𝙎𝙆𝙍 — by Elephant Art
Ever wondered how elephants hold paint- brushes? 🤔 Their brushes are specially designed with a small crossbar, helping them grip and control the brush using their trunks. Specially made for our talented giant artists 🤍
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wsavas.eth 👑
wsavas.eth 👑@wsavas·
Always excited to add a new @bryanbrinkman piece to the collection. The nostalgia hit hard with this one and it was something so different from his past works that it was a must have. Brings me back to the good old days and simpler times. “Scrambled”
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Gavin Meeler
Gavin Meeler@Gavinmeeler·
Physical Fucking Art
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NFT Freaks 🗝️🏰🦸🏿‍♂️
DAILY ART DUMP 🚨 NO LINKS - NO TEXT -> PHOTO/VIDEO/GIF ⏬🖼️ This time I will block you instantly because you can't even read a tweet! 🚷 MUST FOLLOW FOR A FEATURE ⏪⚠️ This is for both artist and collectors to find you #cryptoart #nft #art #crypto
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Jediwolf
Jediwolf@Jediwolf·
If there is one thing I’ve learned here over the years - it is that an artist who creates art as love letters(!) - putting all their heart, soul and emotion into it - will surely find a recipient.
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