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Algorithmic & Plotter Artist | Master’s in History of Modern Art & Curatorial Studies | Store: www.pixelsymphony.art/store
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Introducing Meditations in Color. I built it as the color archive and drawing studio I always wanted: a way to experiment with palettes from artworks I love, distill their colors, follow an artist’s chromatic journey, and find inspiration. A meditation, in color. MeditationsinColor.com
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Meditations in Color is now available as a Figma plugin! Browse 10,000+ palettes from 200+ master painters across eight centuries of art history, and import them as Figma styles, variables, or palette sheets. Get free lifetime access during the launch period! Link below
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Meditations in Color is now live on @superrare 200 handcrafted algorithmic works built from palettes drawn from historical paintings. 5+ mints include prints on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 gsm paper.
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An infinite canvas view for the upcoming Meditations in Color drop on @superrare Explore all 200 works, scroll in any direction and click any work to trace it back to its source artwork. June 10. 0.03 ETH Allowlist / 0.04 ETH Public Comment your wallet below to join allowlist. Link below.
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Meditations in Color is arriving on @superrare! A curated release of 200 handcrafted algorithmic works built from palettes drawn from the Colorist Archive. June 10.
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What happens when you look at paintings through color first? Henri Matisse's Green Stripe (1905), reassembled through its palette. A study from Meditations in Color. Palette values ↓
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Fields, an algorithmic system using the chromatic structure of Fra Angelico’s The Madonna of Humility (1430). Meditations in Color. 1 of 6 👇🧵
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The palette of Fra Angelico, The Madonna of Humility (1430). Fra Angelico painted paradise in pigment. His frescoes radiate with ultramarine blue, vermilion, and gold leaf, colors chosen not for naturalism but for spiritual transcendence. Palette values👇
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The palette of Fra Angelico, The Madonna of Humility (1430). Fra Angelico painted paradise in pigment. His frescoes radiate with ultramarine blue, vermilion, and gold leaf, colors chosen not for naturalism but for spiritual transcendence. Palette values👇
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A palette drawn from Edvard Munch's The Scream of Nature (1895). From the archive of Meditations in Color.
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The palette of Hilma af Klint's Svanen (1915), extracted color by color. From the archive of Meditations in Color. @MeditateColor
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Emil Nolde’s spectrum palette. #A11609 #894438 #B65C1C #D78C11 #B99328 #5F644D #1E3A1E #334F4D #2C546E #61495A From recurring color relationships across a wider selection of Nolde’s paintings through Meditations in Color @MeditateColor
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The palette of Wassily Kandinsky's Several Circles (1926). From the Meditations in Color archive #303841 #1640B5 #52B7DD #DEB230 #386365 #F7E779 #E8A0D8 #417B7A #B29D44 #141314 #B0C9A8 #C26442
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