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@ryangtanaka
Claude now covers 2 out of the 3 steps of our process - all that's needed now is to anchor the origins of the content with the blockchain, and the attribution problem is solved, once and for all.
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@marlo
new heart
oil painting on canvas, covered with over 10,000 individually hand-stitched glass miyuki beads
new heart is about innocence, trauma, and self-reclamation. generally, my work focuses viscerally on a sole desired outcome or state, but with almost 150 hours in creating this piece, it was a far slower and more personal process
every artwork is treated like a magic spell—a conjuring of more of what I want to feel and to see in this world. I meditate to achieve the desired state and maintain it while expressing the vision that comes through. for new heart, I knew this would be more of a challenge. transcending enough trauma to be able to feel the intended state—innocent, open-hearted, and light—is not something I could do in one session of meditation. even with more time, it felt like it might be impossible, but I needed to try
the beads are a representation of consciousness, of bringing things into the light to be fully seen—and there was much to see and to feel as I went along. while stitching each bead onto this painting, I felt like I was slowly stitching together a long-neglected wound. though physically complete, this artwork remains a work in progress until I can embody it. still, it serves as a reminder of the sublime beauty in healing, in opening, in letting go
to create this piece, the coloured gradient was applied to the canvas first, and approximately 10,400 translucent white glass beads were then individually stitched into it, creating a layer that feels much like ice, snow, or frost. there’s a beautiful purity to it, and coldness
should i make more of these?
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@simonapop
Loved this Wayne Thiebaud exhibit at the Courtauld Gallery in London last week.
The vibrancy of the colours and the delicious thickness of the oil paint strokes creates an incredibly appealing and captivating effect.
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@molidatuna
William Watkins makes amazing through generative coding
And these are some of my favourite piece from his recent collection.
The concept of this particular collection draws inspiration from a phenomena where rain/snow evaporates just before reaching the earth.
All art pieces in the collection feel like an intersection between presence and disappearance of something to be deeply expressed!
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@klusya
A friend invited me recently to an exhibition opening. Would have never thought to go there otherwise, I'm not really into contemporary art.
But these textural pieces spoke so much to me! Even though there were a lot of people there just looking at them brought me comfort.
And it's the first time I really thought I'd love to own a piece of art from an exhibition 🥹
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