Oliver Han

By placing our trust in any of the "future techs" to solve today’s environmental problems, we run the risk of postponing the actions that mattered. Carbon capture is one of those technologies we’ve engaged in to give us an impression of action; perhaps, unconsciously, in order to cover up our anguish, our helplessness or our guilt. 

Yet we need to keep moving forward. Art has this kind of energy, charismatic and unifying. If I believe little in technology to save humanity, I keep hope in humanity, in its conscience, in the universality of its love. If only one power is given to artists, it is that of being able to touch, sometimes, the hearts of men.
 
"Landscape with Carbon Capture" is a critique of my own environmental consciousness as an artist working with technology around natural themes. Although I do not know any solution, although I am helpless just like you, I want to fight with what I’ve got. I want to acknowledge the great hypocrisy of our times. Carbon emissions are here to stay, they'll stain my canvas, no matter how green the colours on my palette.

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Landscape with Carbon Capture #560

Words and symbols flocking together in the space we call web3. Words have power. Knowing the exact phrase for something is humbling, empowering and potentially blows the fog away. Leonardo da Vinci removed the unnecessary marble to unveil the sculpture he knew was inside.

The first piece of generative art I minted was a randomly common skele by John Karel. Since then minting a new piece is like asking the Oracle of Delphi questions I didn't know I had. Sometimes the reveal doesn't mean a lot to me, but often enough it's a unique riddle that moves me.

In the spirit of the art slot machine oracle we call fxhash I hope you find the answers you didn't know you asked for. 

Palettes inspired by Dune.

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Web3 Oracle #21

This piece reflects on censorship and the commercialism of the female body. At the same time, it gives testimony to the stunning beauty walking this planet's surface. How attractive would this woman be to a dolphin? How and why would he be attracted to a female dolphin, if that is his inclination? We may never know. But I would love to communicate with dolphins. They are so different and fascinating, like women. Sometimes they seem other-worldly. How would I know if they were? 

Digitally hand drawn. Oliver Han is an amateur artist, graphic designer and collector. 

Created using the FXHASH PFP Token generator https://twitter.com/PureSpider // 5% of primary sales go to his tezos wallet.

Body Lines #9

Digitally manipulated print (Blender and PS) — combined with drawings of monoliths

Monoliths and the path of fire

Would you like to fly a spaceship? 
I'm imagining a WW2 aircraft carrier retrofitted for space travel...
That’s funny. It'd be nice to get on a legit spacecraft and travel through the universe.
That‘s true, especially with someone who loves you. 
We could have wild outfits.
My dream uniform has tribal styles, but futuristic. Wild patterns woven into the outfits, making us ready for battling whatever gets in our way. 
That'd be great. I really want a lightwash denim jacket as well.

Would you like to fl...

Statue at the famous cemetery Père Lachaise in Paris, dissolved with p5, reassembled with ps. | Artist: Oliver Hanstein (Oliver Han) https://twitter.com/oliverhan_ | Medium: JPG, 563 x 742 pixels | Original creation date: November 14th 2021 

Dissolved at Père Lachaise

The scent of burned paper and plastic evokes childhood memories. Growing up almost exactly on a borderline between lush green nature and a rough urban béton brut partly criminal and dangerous neighborhood, burning trash cans were just part of the game. When I walked past this burned trash can in autumn 2021, I had to document it. I did that for several days, watching the cardboard pile up. After weeks had passed, they finally replaced it.

Original artwork by Oliver Han (Oliver Hanstein) https://twitter.com/oliverhan_ | Created on July 22th, 2022 for the #teztrash event. | Medium: GIF, 800 x 800 pixels

BURNED TRASH

Web3 Oracle #3

Web3 Oracle

Body Lines #10

Body Lines

@nodeartnet / www.node-art.net / The beauty of encryption, the beauty of secrets. Of keeping them, or giving someone the key to a special one. Of masking things and people. Hide-and-seek for fun, or for the sake of others.  3964 x 3448 Pixel 

Beauty of Encryption

Hic et Nunc

Sitting in a café with a long lost friend.
She’s next to me
smiling with all of her kind beauty.

Our gazes wander
between the stars above the trees
and the flamingos in the zoo's pond.

Relaxing after a good walk
and a long talk.

Settling down
into the wooden bench.

There’s not only the ground below us
it’s the whole universe
expanding in every direction.


Sitting in a café wi...

Typed

Tomb statue at the famous cemetery Père Lachaise in Paris, dissolved with p5, reassembled with ps. | Artist: Oliver Hanstein (Oliver Han) https://twitter.com/oliverhan_ | Medium: JPG, 1050 x 1025 pixels | Original creation date: November 12th 2021 

Resting at Père Lachaise

Versum

Inside the wilderness
Of an atomic spirit
Minds roam freely

Ink and pencil on paper. An original artwork by Oliver Han (https://twitter.com/oliverhan_) | September 20th, 2022. | Medium: JPG, 3039 x 4030 pixels

Atomic Spirit

Drawings

In and out of the formless void, objkts and forms rise and fall. Guardians balance the power, the silence and the sound, each word and the space between the lines. | Original artwork by Oliver Hanstein https://twitter.com/oliverhan_ | Made from personally taken photos in Germany and Thailand - and a painted and drawn pattern. | Finished on March 6th, 2022. | Medium: JPG, 4004 x 5300 pixels

Guardian of the inner city

Multi-perspective architecture themed art

Architectural Phantasy

Forest Fog Monster about to cast a fog spell on your mind. | Photo of misty forest made in 2017. | Artwork by Oliver Han https://twitter.com/oliverhan_ | Medium: JPG, 1504 x 1504 pixels. | Finished on 05.12.2022

Forest Fog Monster about to cast a fog spell 

"There is no civilization that did not begin with art. Whether it was drawing a line in the sand, painting a cave or dancing." Toni Morrison | Artist Oliver Hanstein (Oliver Han) https://twitter.com/oliverhan_ | Medium: JPG, size 1200 x 1678 | Finalized on March 16th 2022. 

Digital Cave Painting

Mixed Media

Fine liner drawing on paper, digitally edited. Inspired by bodysurfing in the Mediterranean Sea in Valencia. From 4 days at the NFT SHOW EUROPE two days had waves up to my head. I almost couldn't believe my luck. 

FLOW MAP 3

With a flow map you can explore new depths, new heights, and revisit them later, the ups and downs, the heres and nows, the thens and theres. Ink on paper.

On the planet J-PON the Shin-Tosk believe that rocks are alive. They are just very, very slow. But hey, what is a milennium anyway? Lots of wind, dust and rocks, peacefully floating through space and time.

Ink on paper by by Oliver Han (https://twitter.com/oliverhan_) | Finalized on July 28th, 2022. | Medium: 4299 x 4686 pixels

Space Rocks

FLOW MAPS

Two macaques in Paris, at the famous Père Lachaise Cemetery. | Photography, p5 and photo editing. | Artist: Oliver Hanstein (Oliver Han) https://twitter.com/oliverhan_ | Medium: JPG, 5140 x 3940 pixels | Finalized on June 16th, 2022. 

Macaques at Père Lachaise Cemetery

Monochrome

Ink, poetry and stamps I bought on a flea market, mixed to form a unique postcard for you. 

Ink Poetry #4

Ink Poetry #9

Ink Poetry

Printed digital drawing with oil paint and a poem.

Mixed Poem #1

Mixed Poem #5

Mixed Poem

Late summer wind playing with a quill and a feather in a beach pebble on a mirror. 600 × 600

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