artxcode
championing the culture of code • this channel is dedicated to highlighting the artists of ARTXCODE and the ongoing study and discussions around generative art.
@moyoriola
This art piece by Eko33 looks like a train bending through time itself. Would you call this art or illusion?
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@tifee
Sacred Tile that sprouted after there was light (2025) by @lindadounia
Bless your hand sisssy💕
Saw this beautiful art on artxcode’s instagram and wanted to share it with y’all❤️
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@nifeeeee
This is truly stunning!!!
The emotion, the tension, the tenderness all tangled into one.
I’m really curious, what was the inspiration behind this piece by Juan Rodríguez García?
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@moyoriola
Been scrolling through some of the art pieces again and I’m still in awe. The layering, the motion, the texture… everything feels so intentional yet fluid like they’re in conversation with each other.
is there a central theme tying these pieces together, or are they meant to be interpreted individually?
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@zheus
Every time I revisit these pieces by WILLIAM WATKINS, I notice something new — the way they move, blend, or just sit in stillness. It’s giving quiet depth and storytelling without saying too much.
Quick one, will future works keep building on this visual language, or are we entering a new direction soon?
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@kamalahkamal
Just checked out ARTXCODE on Instagram and wow — Interlinked (2024) by Ix Shells is such a stunning fusion of tech and movement. Watching it respond to people in real time feels like art that breathes.
Curious: are there plans to evolve the concept further or take it on tour after the National Gallery showing?
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