bruteforce-worksさんのイラストまとめ

6/8
Carson offers a unique key to read her work: “Lines mean a current of thoughts/ideas/life. Squares are boxes symbolising the containers and limitations we put on parts of ourselves to survive and fit in. Dots are the atoms and particles of existence and experience.”

3/8
Amelia charts in equal parts her mind states and quotidian life. We are invited to follow her footprints through some wild mood swings that not just affect her perceived reality, but rather shatter any illusion of a reality. But then, she makes bread and tends to the garden.

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1/8
In the NFT market, as elsewhere, pricing strategy should acknowledge the supply and demand laws. These also affect the secondary market, so collectors prefer to invest in authors who won’t flood the market with their unstoppable output.
Enter the rebel: @RomanceAndAils

3/10
Max gives us few clues to know what brought us to our demise. What we get are nuclear cooling towers, industrial debris (the “eternal steel”), massive cranes, sunken ships, fallen satellites… all seen through a smoggy, almost toxic atmosphere.

8/9
A second project unites Coppola’s incursions in abstract imagery using pixel sorting plus other filters. The typography abstinence doesn’t last long, though, because soon he’s creating some of his most visually striking pieces involving text in it.

https://t.co/OIzlg5HMFs

8/8
Like Francis Bacon, one of her referents, Pleshkova chases an idea relentlessly. But unlike him, she doesn’t embrace the repulsive or the grotesque.
She is a child of the Olympian, rather than Chthonian gods, after all.
Next week: @AMBOartbotas

4/8
There is a profound visual intelligence, an instinct for association and process, the way Piranesi’s Carceri or Mapplethorpe’s flowers can be seen as intelligent. Photography’s authority is used only to challenge our certitudes, starting with our own material being.

For my weekly thread I was meant to write about @larsnagler. However, at this point that's almost inseparable from writing about AI art, and I realized I knew next to nothing about it. So, tomorrow will be AI and here is a preview of my efforts (or Wombo's).

2/8
Andy is our thinking man’s artist, he’s got a proper conscience, and he certainly cares. My profile picture (Zelensky’s portrait) and banner are Andy’s work. He kindly allowed me to use it, and in fact invited everyone else to do the same in solidarity with Ukraine.

Good morning, wishing you all a great week. I hope the $ETH will also have a great week and make us all a bit richer. Sharing something I did a while ago that I still find fun.