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CVST or "Creator Vs Tech"
Inspiring by "Dante and Virgil" the painting by William-Adolphe Bouguereau. I found myself defeated by the technology in this story.

This collection of works is a combination of illustration, geometry, and mathematics created based on using the line the first and most versatile of the visual elements that can be used to suggest shape, pattern, form, structure, growth, depth, distance, rhythm, movement, and a range of emotions.
The works illustrate my passion for those highlights.
Accordingly, given my skills, I tried to illustrate the developed form of the drawing principles by analyzing what we see in the real by using basic visual elements and lines.
Identical to a mechanical engineering blueprint, all things are created from the fundamental calculated particles in a modern and technological form.
These things mean that I illustrated a combination of the process of drawing and the result within a discoverable story that involves the audience in its complexity.
In addition, I added symbols and mysteries throughout the whole storytelling, and in many parts of my works which are in the format of surreal illustrations, signs, and texts.
In contrast with AI art, I tried to show the audience that human works are more valued, sophisticated, precise, and of course, seem functional compared to vague AI images.
The story behind these works reveals my feelings and passion for art, design, and technology.

I used the vector graphics illustration technique based on mathematical formulas that allow for a crisper display and has the feature be sized to however large or small.


CVST

Fundamental Particle

Inspired by Mona Lisa the Painting by Leonardo da Vinci

I used the vector graphics illustration technique based on mathematical formulas that allow for a crisper display and have the feature sized to however large or small.
The owner can claim the vector file for print.

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GAZE IS FIXED ON THE OBSERVER

LSEA

Don’t be so proud of what you have.
And never look down to anybody.
Life is like a wheel.
It will never stop revolving.
Today you are on the top.
Tomorrow they will go there too.
So just be humble and be kind.
Because life is unpredictable sometimes.
 
Presenting “Wheel Of Fortune” a moody view  of Ain Dubai captured in a magical morning.
 
Ain Dubai is the world's tallest and largest observation wheel, with a height of 250m located at Bluewaters Island in the United Arab Emirates. 

 About Artist
 Sajin Sasidharan is a multiple awarded fine art photographer specializing in black & white, fine art photography. An engineer by profession, Sajin has been pursuing his passion for photography ever since he was a teenager. Obsession with photography led this self-taught photographer to endeavor the complex elements of photographic equipment and techniques, while evolving his knowledge of composition, light and the natural elements. His passion shines throughout his work and has attracted the audiences around the world. 
 
Like all other photographers, Sajin had tried his hands-on macros, street, landscapes and portrait photography before eventually finding his true-calling in B&W photography. His fine art photographs comprise architectural elements and extensive natural & urban views. His post processing techniques and artistic sensibility have become his “signature style” and brought him worldwide recognition. His photos often allow a person to see the unseen beauty of the subjects of his photographs. 
 
 Sajin has received numerous recognitions including multiple national and international awards, nominations, and interviews that includes: Moscow International Photo Awards (MIFA), EPSON International Pano Awards, Fine art Photography Awards, International Fine Art Photography Awards & One Eye Land contest. Besides these, Sajin has been title winner for two consecutive years in the “Xposure International Photography Festival”. 
 
 License: Primary NFT holder is free to use in display privately and in groups, including virtual galleries, documentaries, and essays by the holder of the NFT, as long as the creator is credited. Provides no rights to create commercial merchandise, commercial distribution, or derivative works. Copyright remains with the creator. 

Wheel Of Fortune 

The stories of the origin and nature of the world.
Created inspired by the combination of contemporary architecture of Azadi Tower, formerly known as the Shahyad Tower (a monument located in Tehran, Iran), and a detail of one of the Persian animals' carpets.

Resolution Type: FHD
2500x2500 px
Frame Aspect Ratio: 1:1
30 FPS
Duration: 10 sec

The Digital single image is also available as a vector-based image.


Persian Legends

In the words of King Tee, "I park my shit on three wheels cause I'm ill". A daily & nightly occurrence on my block. Cars roam the streets, hitting switches, getting the attention of bystanders. With a star filter screwed on to the front my lens, I jaywalked across the street as this car was driving slowly on three wheels and caught this frame. 

Part of a series titled "Para Siempre" that originally exhibited in Los Angeles, 2022. 
Edition 1 of 1. 

Oceanside, California, c. 2019. 

Born to Roll

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Acrylic colors on cardboard, 39 x 28 inches, from the first phase of painting.

𝐀𝐭𝐭𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧

Artifact Art Gallery

The archetype of the Art Lover

Inspired by the Starry Night of Vincent van Gogh

This collection of archetypes pictures portraits inspired by the most well-known paintings in art history.

The reference model of portrait cites: 
Stars were time travelers! How many lifetimes would it take us to realize that we were alone?
I had always known that the sky was full of mysteries! But not until now that you created this artwork. I imagined myself like the earth and discovered how full of them was.

Dimentions: 2000x2000 px
Resolution Type: FHD
Frame Aspect Ratio: 1:1
30 FPS
Duration: 12 sec
Frame Aspect Ratio: 1:1 (Square)
Vector graphics


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