Digital art, web3.
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Self hosting is quite undervalued and under appreciated. Better late than never.
Let’s talk about Farcaster’s wallet. Could be better, like really better. Right now it’s not great, especially for collectibles, aka NFTs. Definitely not my cup of tea
Thank you @xcopy.eth for whitelisting /farcaster addresses! 🐐
Digital Fine Art on /base. A short thread about the best works released in the past 18 months. I will keep updating this 🧵🎨 keep following and feel free to drop a comment with what you think it should be added. Starting with an high end phygital. A 1/1/400 by Tyler Hobbs: 64 bits of Sunlight. Sold out. (an edition of 1500 is still available)
Dr. Bill Kolomyjec in an interview for TODAY, back in March 1983: “[…] I can produce an infinite number of originals from the same program. Each would be an original in the true sense of the word — but are they art? When chance is involved, it's potentially art. But it's what the artist chooses that makes it art. It's my ability to see the random event that most appeals to me that makes it art — it comes back to crafts-manship.” So much wisdom for the time. Couldn’t recommend this read more 🤩
Pablo Picasso, 1925. La Statuaire. It was the priciest Picasso sold during the 2024. In the article below, Katya Kazakina, dives deep into the whole 2024 art market. Magritte was the top sold artist in $ terms. Picasso remains in high demand: 3,139 lots were sold in 2024 alone! 😮 😮 😮 Read the full report, here: https://news.artnet.com/market/2024-artist-auction-rankings-2596803
Love this very first long form gen art by Hans Dehlinger, powered by @highlight. Class 1939, Hans is an OG computer artist and FIbo is his first affordable limited edition (1000 outputs max). On sale until August 10th, available at Expanded, the Berlin based digital and physical gallery by @postanika: https://www.expanded.art/products/fibo