Michael X (michaelrahmanx)

Pixelation and weave patterns share a strange connection—both built from small units that create the illusion of a whole. Weaving reflects cultural history, while pixels define the digital age.

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Pixels don’t exist in nature yet they define so much of how we view the modern world. Makes me wonder—how different would nature appear if it were made of pixelated forms?

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I've been obsessing over creating these pixelated photographs lately. There’s something fascinating about how simple, free phone editing apps can completely transform images. The accessibility of these tools really opens up a world of creative possibilities.

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Hey Warpcast, I’m MichaelX, an artist making hypermedia art—blending music, painting, film, and more. It’s about pushing creativity into new spaces, especially with the opportunities technology provides. I’m also exploring how blockchain can help me share and grow my practice independently. Looking forward to connecting and sharing ideas!

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Piece's from an ongoing series I call APPSTRACTION. It’s a collection of studies created using free phone apps to transform photos into abstract art. I’m exploring how simple digital tools can expand creative possibilities and offer new perspectives on abstraction. What do yal think about using free apps to create art?

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I've been obsessing over creating these pixelated photographs lately. There’s something fascinating about how simple, free phone editing apps can completely transform images. The accessibility of these tools really opens up a world of creative possibilities.

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Pixels don’t exist in nature yet they define so much of how we view the modern world. Makes me wonder—how different would nature appear if it were made of pixelated forms?

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