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1/ Understanding 'Angelus' - the latest artwork by @Mathcastles Priced to sell at less than 0.00001Ξ, yet nearly impossible to buy. Its price is derived from a hidden image, and they can prove it, but we may not live to see the purchase. ↓ An appreciation by @remnynt

No photo, no ai. Created with code.

ANNOUNCING: World Computer Sculpture Garden – A contract show on Ethereum Mainnet ⚘ ⚘ ⚘ We're opening the show with a Space on Tuesday November 12th, 4pm ET (22:00 CET) together with @sssluke1. Artists will be present. Spaces link below.

PATTERNS OF FLOW | REVISITING HIROSHI KAWANO Hasaqui Yamanobe (@hasaqui) looks back at a pioneer of computer art and surveys the new generation of Japanese digital artists @RtClick_Save 🤝 @themassagejp rightclicksave.com/article/patter…

Early Digital Art & Early Computers: In Tandem On occasion of Christie's 'The History of Computing from the Paul G. Allen Collection' auction - a brief exploration of the early digital art these early machines made. Evolving Gravity II (1975) by Aaron Marcus, from the collection of Anne & @michaelspalter, created on a DEC PDP-10 Computer - pictured alongside from the Paul G. Allen Collection.

'Sonnet 116' left a whole in my heart a humble hommage to the old bard on @rodeodotclub (link below)

11.08.24 Setagaya 110824 🔴⚪️⚫️

Working on an immersive audiovisual project, prototyping it in a box :)

Entangled by Bjørn Staal (@_nonfigurativ_ ) Using cross-chain and local storage technologies, they enable a system for particles to respond and mirror each other in separate browser instances. Collection: 512 Editions Release: June 20, 2024 Presented by @fx_hash_

Interaction Studies by Eric De Giuli (@eeedg__) All artworks are meant to be experienced full-screen, with user-driven input by cursor movement. Collection: 7 Artworks Release Date: May 30, 2024 Presented by @ensembledotart

ART0x1 by @hashrunner_ Curatable, programmable, fully on-chain, EVM computed runtime artworks. A re-interpretation of ART1 (Richard Williams, 1968). Collection: 1024 Artworks Release Date: May 2, 2024 Website: art0x1[dot]com

@MirchandaniTed @erikswahn @verse_works We browsed through many lovely artworks/seeds - but this one was really mesmerizing! 🤍

@imgdotart @erikswahn @verse_works Thanks for the mention @imgdotart 🙏🙏

Autoscope by Erik Swahn (@erikswahn) Each artwork is rich in saturation and movement, pulling the viewer into a chromatic world of its own peculiar logic. Collection: 360 Artworks Release Date: April 18, 2024 Seed curated by @MirchandaniTed Presented by @verse_works

Filigree by Matt DesLauriers (@mattdesl) Each artwork represents 1 of 10 natural habitats featured in the project. Collection: 100 Artworks Release Date: April 11, 2024 Presented by @disruptive_art_

gwanak-gu by @earthsample Digitally collaged memories. Collection: 10 Artworks Release Date: March 22, 2024 Presented by @verse_works

WIP by @generativelight Collection has not yet been released.

@Optimism @0xmons For context: YOU ARE HERE was the piece I submitted Web: youarehere.0xfff.love Writeup by @imgdotart @0xSHARQ @knaack_nina twitter.com/imgdotart/stat…

@0x113d onchain originally as a measure of digital permanence is now treated by consumers like „swiss made“. A label that means it must be good.

8/ Are you curious to see how the collection artworks evolve over time? All 34 tokens - including their origins, the current chains they reside on and their past visual paths - are displayed on the artist's website: youarehere.0xfff.love

7/ 0xfff's commitment to minting across 31 chains, ensuring each token has a distinct visual starting point, underscores the artist's experimental approach and redefines the borders of ‘performance art’ by mapping happenings on-chain.

YOU ARE HERE by artist 0xfff (@0xShiroi). An experimental multi-chain collection across 31 blockchains. ↓ A write-up by @knaack_nina 1/8