Bushi 1 #52

This Wubbushi Megapixel is made using 5,000 original Bushi tiles, from 5 individual layers of full mosaic images. 

If you look real close, every hexagon in this artwork is a little mini AI artwork. The big hexagons that lead the animation, when laid out together represent the top, most abstracted, mosaic layer. 

I Collect It For The Bushi #44/100

This 1 of 1 is minted as a thank you to the artist community for supporting me and each other. 

Artist Proof #1

The experience

The Pursuit of Happiness #185

Introducing "Trash Barbie," a thought-provoking post-photography art collection of 200 enigmatic images, reimagining Ken and Barbie as they address themes of neglect, abuse, and objectification.

Venture into the unvarnished world of "Trash Barbie," where images depict dolls marked by time as a metaphor for the vulnerability and resilience of real-life humans. Set against the backdrop of motels, trailer parks, and rural living, each piece exposes raw emotions beneath the surface.

The collection explores intricate relationships and objectification within "Trash Barbie," offering insight into the nuanced power dynamics between individuals. "Trash Barbie" invites introspection and discourse on neglect, abuse, and objectification in society. Embrace its haunting allure and embark on a journey towards understanding and empathy.

Dog Eat Dog

Bushi 1 #22

Bushi 1

Humanity Hotline:  +1 (913) 404-8704

Pointillism Gone Weird

A Megapixel remix (of a remix):
Life in West America by Roope Rainisto

This series is a major leap forward in the field of Post Photography. The images in the series propel the field forward with their better than perfect lighting, luscious tonal quality, expertly crafted compositions, and weirdly enchanting subject matter. It's clear why this series has captivated our imagination and won our hearts.

Shape: Classic Pixel Square
Rows: 74
Columns: 93
Total: 6,882
Pixels: 8,000 x 6,400
Size: 45.6 MB (760.6 MB - available to token holder)

A Life in West America Remix - Unfamiliar Ground

Introducing MEGAPIXELS, a revolutionary new approach to digital art. The collection features stunning mosaics composed of adorable AI-generated tiles, cheekily nicknamed “Bushi”. Here, Wubbushi brings a touch of nostalgia to the constantly evolving intersection of art and technology: the sharp, geometrically shaped tiles both evoke traditional pixels while showcasing miniature, fully-formed works of art.

MEGAPIXELS by Wubbushi

Other than questions around eternal damnation and suffering or perpetual bliss, this artwork is really about how many characters from Shrek can you find?

1 of 1
Resolution: 10,000 x 7,722

Revelation 12:9

Imposter

The Pursuit of Happiness #91

The Pursuit of Happiness

Perfect On The Outside

Introducing "Trash Barbie," a thought provoking post-photography collection of 200 enigmatic images, reimagining Ken and Barbie as they address themes of neglect, abuse, and objectification.

Venture into the unvarnished world of "Trash Barbie," where images depict dolls marked by time as a metaphor for the vulnerability and resilience of real-life humans. Set against the backdrop of motels, trailer parks, and rural living, each piece exposes raw emotions beneath the surface.

The collection embraces the current golden age of post photography that we'll only be in for a short time. This is done by seeking out the imperfect AI artifacts and making them a central element of the aesthetic of the collection. To create this collection, 30,000 initial images were created. Less than 1% made it to the collection. 

Trash Barbie

Fishin Trip #12

Fishin Trip #35

Fishin Trip

Starting Over #15

Starting Over #6

Starting Over

1 of 1

Genesis artwork from the Flips Collection
13,967 x 9,566

Original artwork by Takashi Murakami


Love Superflat

Flips

1 of 1

Generation Loss is a collection that showcases the beauty of decay, through ai generated variations of variations. Degeneration through iteration.

Dream Soul

Generation Loss

Designed by Wubbushi
Made with Stable Diffusion (LoRa-tuned)

1 of 1
6,912 x 4,608


Cold As You

Designed by Wubbushi
Made with Stable Diffusion (LoRa-tuned)

1 of 1
4,267 x 4,608

Grace

Artificialism

This is now my legacy. 

Designed by Wubbushi
Made with Stable Diffusion (LoRa-tuned)

Trash Paradise

013: Gay Bar

Made with Stable Diffusion v1.5
Resolution 3,840 x 1,920

020: Cheerleaders

Post Portrait

Shared Gaze

Group Portrait

Heat

Fremtiden

AltLys

The Kiss

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Pop Punk

Mavatars

Painting of Racism in Cotton Field

Super Princess

Jonathan Wubbushi

Fractured. Replicated. Disjointed. Replaced. Lost. Broken.

The Crisis represents a new approach in the evolution of spiritual iconography in art history, showcasing the unique perspective that AI brings to the art form. Mirroring the fractured ethos of the postmodern era, it redefines religious imagery to reflect the disjointed reality and the broken spirituality in today’s society.

The Crisis

“The Crisis” a modern approach in the evolution of spiritual iconography in art history, showcasing the unique perspective that AI brings to the art form. Mirroring the fractured ethos of the postmodern era, it redefines religious imagery to reflect the disjointed reality and the broken spirituality in today’s society.

The Crisis by Wubbushi

Drawing from the history of last century’s traumas, *Past Forward* confronts us with the cyclical nature of humanity’s darkest moments. The difficult episodes from this past are too frequent and immense for any person to fully fathom, so we rely on the best efforts of documentation as a proxy for the lived experiences. The power of these snippets – the relatively few, inescapable images we now recognize of poverty, war, disaster, and persecution – have become icons of life’s horrors, seared into our collective memory. We digest these summations and visual reportage as temporary reminders that we still have so much healing to do. 


*Past Forward* is a post photographic series of historical fiction artworks that challenges us to confront the uncomfortable truths of our shared history, and simultaneously recognize the resilience of the human spirit in the face of unimaginable adversity. The imagery conveys the innocence of human vulnerability through depictions of misery, neglect, cruelty, and the weight of societal injustices. The depictions of these subjects through generative art making processes are a reminder of the infinite difficult moments that will never be remembered, yet exist to learn from. 


Through this series, Wubbushi creates works that transcend the traditional boundaries of photography as a medium and documentation as a practice. Each piece suspends a hypothetical moment that never happened – but could have – to create space for reflection and empathy for all the experiences we are fortunate not to live ourselves.


This deeply troubling imagery unearths echoes of historical traumas that reverberate through our world today. By accentuating the inability to capture the full truth of trauma in an image, these artworks convey the difficult essence of what we pray to someday avoid forever. 


Past Forward #19

Past Forward #28

Past Forward by Jon Wubbushi

FLOW by Wubbushi delves into escapism and the human desire to transcend everyday realities. The artist explores human potential through the lens of AI-generated imagery, depicting a state of being where individuals surpass their limitations.

Verisart Certified: https://verisart.com/works/4f2f621b-bf53-4b17-9147-8c52c89f5903

Flow #21

FLOW by Wubbushi delves into escapism and the human desire to transcend everyday realities. The artist explores human potential through the lens of AI-generated imagery, depicting a state of being where individuals surpass their limitations.

Verisart Certified: https://verisart.com/works/f4ef6ec7-d268-4928-99b9-3f12eff42aba

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