Fellowship

Fellowship and @showsupnaked are proud to announce the donation of 7 artworks by @newrafael (Rafaël Rozendaal) to @museummodernart (MoMA).

"Quiet Multiplicity" from the Corpus Algorithmica collection by @Eko3316 → Collected by @lotsofnfts

★★★★ Just re-read this great Interview! The arguments perfectly fit my university course this fall. Will put this on the reading list. Thank you @matdryhurst & @postanika @sleekmag. → MD "In a sense, you’re less concerned with authorship of the final media and more concerned with authorship of the coordination: the tools, the protocols, and the systems." → My course will be about: Automation and Knowledge – Data Curation, Agents, and Heuristic Decision Machines as Research Tools @univienna sleek-mag.com/article/who-sh…

A very fine Backflip triptych by @nikitadiakur - finally assembled! Art that makes you smile, can’t be printed and needs no signature☺️

🔗Explore or collect pieces from The Book of Veles: opensea.io/collection/jon…

The Book of Veles by @JonasBendiksen

This was our first project to mix CGI, 3D, photography, and AI. In 2022, few photographers were working this way. @Jonasbendiksen used the combination to tell a story about misinformation, and then to demonstrate it. ↓ Here’s the story "The Book of Veles" by Jonas Bendiksen is a project that explores how a small town in North Macedonia became notorious for creating fake news during the 2016 US Presidential election. In this town, residents set up hundreds of fake news websites that looked like American political news sources. They made money by getting people to click on ads that appeared on these sites. This fake news from Veles spread quickly through social media like Facebook and Twitter, influencing public opinion. Some say it even affected the election outcome by boosting the visibility of Donald Trump's campaign. But here’s the twist: Bendiksen’s project itself turned out to be fake. He revealed that all the people in the project were not real—they were actually computer-generated 3D models. Even the text was all written by artificial intelligence. The backgrounds in the images were real photographs of empty spaces in Veles, which were transformed into 3D environments where these virtual characters were placed. So, "The Book of Veles" is not just about fake news; it’s also a commentary on how easily reality can be manipulated in the digital age.

The Book of Veles by @JonasBendiksen

The Book of Veles by @JonasBendiksen

gm! "Between The Walls" from the Spaces collection by @GrantYun2

"Dairy Land, Provincetown, Massachusetts" from the Cape Light collection by @joelmeyerowitz

Available → "x | o 74" from the CLASSIFIED collection by @hollyherndon and @matdryhurst → fellowship.xyz/artwork//0x91F…

Infinite Petals 5x5#20319 by @SarahMeyohas → Collected by @lotsofnfts 🌸

@redbeardnft @SarahMeyohas 🫂

@fellowshiptrust @SarahMeyohas I have a bunch of these that if anyone wants them they can have them for free

Sarah Meyohas introduces Infinite Petals 🌸 We launched Infinite Petals in April 2025, a series of 3,291 unique video artworks generated from a decade of @SarahMeyohas' work with artificial intelligence and crypto assets. In this video, she walks through the project's origins, the systems behind it, and what she hopes it expresses. The work began in 2017 with Cloud of Petals, when sixteen workers photographed 100,000 rose petals by hand at the former Bell Labs site in New Jersey. One petal per rose was preserved, 3,291 in total, and those petals went on to back Bitchcoin, Meyohas's art-backed cryptocurrency. That dataset became the foundation for a generative model, where each petal exists within a 512-dimensional space and new petals are produced endlessly, each one unique. Infinite Petals arranges these petals into sequences built on pattern, color, and duration, drawing on structures as varied as checkerboards and John Conway's Game of Life. The work continues Meyohas's long interest in beauty, subjectivity, and what happens when both are handed over to a machine. 🔗To explore more from the collection, visit fellowship.xyz/exhibition/inf…

gm! "A very large commercial plane flying in rainy skies #1" from the alignDRAW collection by @elmanmansimov

@Toni_Marinara 😢😢😢

Sadly Juan was hacked, please read to raise awareness of this phishing scheme and note that his jrg92.eth address is compromised.