This NFT is to remember this historical moment and one of the first-ever mints from The Lab. 

To the moon. 

Created with AI

Moonshot

'The Adventurer' is all about those thrilling, defining moments when we muster the courage to leap into the unknown. You know the feeling, right? It's like standing on a diving board looking into the deep end, or maybe at the edge of a dance floor before the music kicks in. It's the tickle in your stomach, the anticipation that tastes like electricity and possibility. 

Just like my journey into creating AI art, 'The Adventurer' is all about embracing the unfamiliar, stepping off the beaten path, and finding yourself in the process. It's a vibrant homage to that deliciously terrifying, exhilarating moment when you say, 'Why not?

The Adventurer

In 'The Eternal Tick,' the focus is on the unyielding passage of time. The artwork depicts a clock to remind us that time is always ticking away, yet it's also something we can never fully hold onto. It encourages the viewer to consider the fleeting nature of moments and to fully slip into them. This piece invites you to pause and reflect on where your time is going and what it truly means to you.

The Eternal Tick

Reckoner, with a gaze that sees through illusions, brings balance and accountability, ensuring that every action finds its due consequence.

Reckoner

'Like Water, Like Love' is a collaborative artwork that examines the fluid and unpredictable nature of love. Daniel created the still image, then Pegasus brought it to life with animation and sound. Together, the piece shows how love, just like water, can be calm or chaotic, nurturing or destructive, but always in motion. It’s not about perfection but about being authentic and staying connected, even when the waves get rough.

Love is like the ocean—
sometimes calm, sometimes wild, always moving.
It gives, it takes, it shapes us over time.
This piece is about that kind of love.
Two people meeting in the water,
not perfectly in sync,
but present, real, trying.
Like waves, they rise and fall.
They reach for each other,
even when the current pulls.
Even when it’s hard to stay above water.
Because love doesn’t follow choreography.
It flows.
And somehow, it always finds its way back.

Like Water, Like Love

a flower for my friends.

made with Juno.

Tulip Particle Bloom

'The Wave' depicts an intimate scene: a sunset at the beach.

Have you ever felt overwhelmed, your life fractured into a thousand obligations, fears, and dreams? The weight of the world can seem unbearable. We've all felt it. And for me personally, the one thing that always brings me comfort is water.

In many ways, 'The Wave' reflects my own history with water, the backdrop for some of the most impactful moments of my life. While the unknown often preoccupies me, there's a unique comfort in the 'known' that water provides. It's a constant in a world of variables, a scene and motion that draw me into the present like nothing else. This piece aims to share that rare sense of 'known' tranquility with you.

The Wave

Glassworks: A Stained Glass Collection

'The Hacker' explores the shadow realm of the digital age, a universe filled with code, mystery, and intrigue.  'The Hacker' is not just about a faceless figure behind a screen, but a celebration of tenacity, curiosity, and the relentless quest for knowledge.  

Drawing inspiration from the multifaceted beauty of stained glass and the unparalleled styles of Gerhard Richter and Damien Hirst, this piece mirrors the fragmented nature of online identities. 

It's a tribute to all who dare to look beyond the surface, challenge the status quo, and redefine the boundaries of possibility. As you dive into its depths, you're invited to question, reflect, and perhaps even decode a bit of the mystery yourself.


The Hacker

Pane in the Glass

Mortimus, cloaked in shadows and exuding an aura of the afterlife, serves as a guide through the realms of death, embodying the inevitability and mystery of mortality.

Mortimus

The Shadows

Like Water, Like Love by Pegasus & Daniel

A quiet galaxy made of abstract flower-like forms. They rotate, shift, and glow in space. Each bloom moves with its own rhythm, coming together into something that feels both natural and intentional.

The piece responds to interaction (press the spacebar). A double click introduces distortion as if the system is reacting or beginning to unravel.

Medium: Generative 3D Code Sculpture
Technology: JavaScript (Three.js), WebGL
Tool: Juno

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