✨ Tomorrow on Fx(hash): Autofocus, an open form artwork exploring how an AI tries to become self-aware. With each evolution, the artwork becomes more clear, complex and coherent, and finally reaches "autofocus".

✨Nice, my oeuvre is on @raster_art: raster.art/artis… Including my first mints from 5 years ago.

Thanks @illiquidesq for minting Origin 37 💫 Fun fact: 37 is the number most people mention when tasked with naming a random number between 0 and 100.

Origin #36 has just been minted 💫. A nice close-up where you can see the subtle rippled details on the cells. Thanks Anonymous! www.artblocks.io/marketplace/... #algorithmic #art

So great to see all #genuary pieces this year. In 2024 I did a 31 day streak and made every piece a generative art system. For a whole month, I coded these in the dark early hours each day and a bit in the weekend. It was intense. All of them are here:

Origin #0 will be on exhibit on Thursday at #nftjapan and on Saturday at #ArtGoldenGAI in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan. Courtesy of @artblocks_io I've created a 4K version with 10K render iterations so you can enjoy it on a big screen if you're there. #algorithmicart

Another Origin collected by cubeinasphere.eth. Fitting collector name, as the cells and crumbled outer layers in Origin are built up by placing random shapes like tetrahedrons and spheres inside each other and randomly transform them.

Thanks SoonInLouvre for picking up a Fire Card and an edition of Drifters www.fxhash.xyz/generative/s... #fxhash #generative #algorithmic #art

It's #Genuary! A full month of generative art, where artists create works based on daily prompts by the community. Won't be doing a streak again this year (sorry, no time), but couldn't pass my own prompt: "Layers upon layers upon layers". Made 3 variations, all created with code.

Thanks @joshua-bagley for collecting an edition of Origin 💫

Happy new year! 🎆

Just released the official Monokai Pro theme for #jetbrains monokai.pro/jetbrains #coding #programming #development

Collected some generative digital textiles. Silk 45 by @lammetje and Verge 55 by @buurart. Created using different techniques, but both made by algorithms.