DECAGON

Decagon #32235 - L75

Take Aim by P1x3lboy

"In Take Aim, the basic concept is obfuscation of a familiar image with another. In this case we obfuscate shaped bands with a grid or partial grid. The bands represent targets, with the grid conversely resembling those things in life that stop us from achieving our goals. Although it is usually assumed in life that not achieving one’s target could be seen as a negative, in many ways I see this as a positive piece. I have learned that events which get in the way of our goals are often the very things that make life so rewarding."

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The story behind the art

Take Aim is an exploration of the basic human struggle which exists when striving to achieve our goals but also wishing to be present, enjoying living ‘in the moment’. The targets are obfuscated by a grid of rectangles which resemble those things in life which can potentially knock us off course or stop us from achieving our goals.

The work not only plays with this contrast, but delights in it. For, it is in these unplanned moments that some of the most exciting and life-changing events take place. In the words of John Lennon “Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans.”

Take Aim

GRAILS

TIME-LAPSE

by Roope Rainisto

Studies on multiple moments in time at once: people that are physically present but mentally absent, and vice versa. Collection of 10 works.

"I'm constantly fascinated by the potential for post-photography to break free from a singular time, moment and perspective. One artwork can portray an event from multiple viewpoints, from multiple moments in time. For this collection, for groups of people."

Asynchronous moments. Shadows without a host.

GRAIL 13, SEASON IV

the pièce de résistance - 1/1 pepe electronics 01 (series of 10 - on eth)

my chain

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chris

granneberg

collection

A VISUAL STORY OF The ever-changing colors in scenery

Isles upon Deemed Rivers & Other Wonders

by Daïm Aggott-Hönsch

An ode to serenity and found beauty by Daïm Aggott-Hönsch, Isles upon Deemed Rivers & Other Wonders (IDROW) is a 500 piece artist-curated algorithmic collection that subverts visual identity and intent by reorganizing the pixels of its source images to produce tranquil and mystical abstracts imbued with new semantic context arising from their natural appeal to the human predilection for pareidolia.

In order to produce the series, Daïm applied his unconventional pixel-sorting algorithm to a collection of source images generated via Stable Diffusion, an AI image synthesis system, thereby radically transforming them into peaceful, often naturalistic images that disavow their origins and instead present as islands, monuments, and apparitions of a world that is at once alien and yet comfortingly familiar.

Cryptoart

Serenity