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#wip that will go to #artistliberationfront as a show of solidarity to that #cryptorare #nft platform (and open source project) started by @johnnydollar.biz. . . . #abstractarts #nonobjectiveart #nonobjectivepainting #abstractpaintings #abstractartists #abstractform #abstractformalism https://www.instagram.com/p/Bt8NQOTF03r/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1xe7iebxvaskp
‘symbol whip sun’ available as a #blockchainart #cryptorare on @superrare.co for some #superrare rarity. May it brighten your day symbolically or otherwise. 🌞🔴🌞🔴🌞 https://www.instagram.com/p/BrsSYUlhgUu/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=c3g9hubncd1s
Recently posted to @knownorigin.io as a #cryptorare #cryptoart #blockchainart piece. One of three works that was a collaboration initiated by @oficinastk and contributed to by @mattiacprodukt and I, each of us using part of an imaginary landscape as a starting point. Of course we all went in our respective directions with this. The title of my piece is 'a map is not the territory'. My immediate reaction was to reconnect the abstract graphic to something that we can see with the naked eye. I chose to overlay and mix images I had taken with a digital camera, scratching them as marks of frustration at what I perceived to be the impossibility of the task. The images were taken during a trip to Africa, the textural landscapes of the Namib desert acting as a bridge. The skull of an elephant from the same trip and a dahlia represent smaller, fragile narratives within the larger time frame. https://www.instagram.com/p/BrqBwu4Br38/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1rcvdqtwlxvin
First artwork on @knownorigin.io titled "Controlled fire" flows from the previous painting "bubbles ballroom dilemma" but with a narrower palette by choice. I liked digitally emulating an approach to some of the paintings by Matisse where he would not fully paint an area, leaving the canvas somewhat visible. The 'burns' is a rendering 'style' I acquired through the paintings I have contributed to @dadapower. Now back to work. . . . #cryptoart #cryptorare #etherium #blockchainart #blockchainartists #blockchainartist #nonobjective #nonobjectiveart #nonobjectivepainting https://www.instagram.com/p/BqE0WEKBVgV/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=wrh4t1kxwv8
