Floating To Heaven

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CryptoDickbutt #3999

I want the applause, the approval, the things that make me go...

It's hard to encapsulate the feelings that signify this piece but if I had to boil it down to one word, it would be fear. I'm at a place in my life where I am painfully conscious of how much fear runs my life. I will sometimes miss the beauty of the climb because I'm so focused on the 
summit. I miss the process because I'm focused on the results. Without reframing, I can become so focused on getting the applause and approval. I will need it, crave it. It becomes everything I focus on. Without reframing, I lose sight of what's actually important. In this mindset, I can get blown by every wind and let myself take in every remark, good or bad, to fuel (or damage) my self-esteem. This will not do.

When I step away from the results and get lost in the fun of it all, I become aware of how beautiful life really is. I lose sight of the accolades, the praise, the recognition. I stop needing the approval to keep moving. It's all a perspective shift away from fear and into love.

Applause and Approval, 2023

Everything Always, 2022 is POST WOOK's first piece of dynamic digital art. Fueled by creativity but powered by code, this piece will continue changing for as long as you'll look at it. Each layer of the piece is changing on a slightly different time interval, and will appear differently to each viewer depending on where they are on earth. Everything Always, 2022 is the first collaboration between POST WOOK and Transient Labs.

Everything Always, 2022

This piece was inspired by Chernobyl after the reactor core was exposed to outside air. Spectators said the air looked blue. I wanted to turn something terrible into something beautiful through art.

Atomization, 2022

ONIA #89

When I initially made this piece it had a lot more color and detail in it, but I figured it looked too busy. I didn't want to, but I stripped it back and got back to basics: not everything in life needs to be technically perfect, complicated, or intricate. Things that are simple can still be significant. There is no rush, there is no game to win.

Stripped Back, 2022

Spinny, 2019

Based on the cosmos and everything in our universe and beyond, the stellar aims to showcase the most fascinating elements of space.

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The Stellar #71

A little story about the moon and love. Original concept made in August 2022, final version made in March 2023.

La Luna, 2023

Red Season by POST WOOK

The longer you look, the more it changes. Citric Acid, 2023 by POST WOOK changes daily and nightly and only resets after one week has passed. This is a dynamic piece from POST WOOK built with Transient Labs.

Citric Acid, 2023

Arbitrary Frequencies

We become acutely aware of our resources and surroundings in the desert. Left with nothing but quiet, dry air and sandstone sentiment all around, the Arizona Desert presents unwilling yet necessary self reflection. Tap in, find what you need to see. //////////////////////////////////////// 3250x4000 px JPG file.

Sedona Rising, 2022

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ONIA #67

I have this promise to myself now that I let people know when I'm thinking about them. If they cross my mind, I send them a text. If they inspire me, I let them know. If I like their outfit, I compliment them! If some form of love for someone else crosses my mind, I make sure it gets expressed outwardly. I've come to learn that those thoughts aren't always for me, but I'm meant to pass them on. Sharing that kindness becomes a ripple effect.

Kindness Through Dimensions, 2019

One Night in August is a collection containing three phases that encapsulate different stages of a healing journey. This collection tells a story of where I've been, the emotions I've processed, and my reflections on growth and change. Art has been a massive tool in my emotional regulation over the years, and I truly believe art is therapeutic. If interested, take time to read each description of this collection to better tell my story with emotional turmoils, taking action, and reflection. At the minimum, this is a collection of cool art for you to enjoy. 

Phase One tells the story of rising and unruly emotions. 
Phase Two illustrates the process of healing. 
Phase Three is all about the reflection – it’s the art made from the metaphorical emotional summit. 

Redeemables: Collecting one (1) piece from each phase before October 1, 2022 will result in holders receiving a new, airdropped 1/1. These pieces are categorized as the 'Legendary Phase' of this collection. 

One Night in August

Modeled as a vintage film slide, this piece is a glimpse into the future past.

Vintage Slide, 2020

POST WOOK AIRDROPS

From the earth and everything within it, the strata highlights the most magical places on earth as we know them, with a twist of surrealism.

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The Strata #109

As Above So Below by POST WOOK

Ope! It's daytime on your road trip now. 

Orange Cruise, 2022

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Initially titled 'Doomrap', this piece is meant to transport you into another world. This is one of the only pieces I've made with foliage as a layer, and one of the few uses for red and green as complimentary colors in the same piece. 

Red Spectacle, 2022

POST WOOK EDITIONS

It's a Friday afternoon and I'm sitting at my desk with Photoshop open and a time crunch coming. Weeks before, I decided to actually let myself have a personal life and take time off. Fridays have become time to tie up loose ends and enjoy my life. They're the transitional time between working and leisure. I sit excited, scared, nervous, but ultimately - relaxed. The importance of a work-life balance is coming into view over the horizon. I finally find some semblance of balance. 

Loose Ends, 2021

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A world where old feelings seem new, and new feelings seem familiar. Tap in. 3250 x 4000 px@ 300 DPI JPG file.

Futuristic Nostalgia, 2022

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Enter the universe... 3250x4000 px @300 DPI JPG file.

Lunar Highway, 2022

As a scuba diver and general lover of the ocean, I am completely fascinated by the uninterrupted world underwater. I love how fish swim in schools and hide from predators; how coral attracts algae to eat and how sea creatures build homes on the undersides of rocks. I love going diving at night and watching fish rest while other fish hunt. I love establishing perfect buoyancy and just watching it all happen. I created this piece as a recollection of those experiences, combined with representation of our own world to demonstrate how similar they are, yet how vastly different they seem. The title 'Parallel Ecosystems' reifies how we're all quite similar. 

Parallel Ecosystems, 2021

SuperRare

I posted recently about needing rest from feeling burnt out on both ends. I find it difficult to rest because I want to be a pillar of strength and move through it, and I’ve noticed I try to carry emotions and fatigue similarly. I tend to live by the phrase “feelings aren’t facts” and I treat them like weather, but this felt different. I tried to passively let the “feeling” of fatigue subside as I carried out my day to day — but unfortunately rest and emotions are not the same, and fatigue is very much an actual and factual thing that I need to honor.

Last week I recharged — personally and professionally. I took it easy. I practiced self care. I let myself “do nothing.” I needed rest. I rested.

Taking space from my craft is very hard for me — taking space feels difficult even though it’s necessary. Coming back fully refreshed feels so GOOD.

If you’re reading this and contemplating taking rest, maybe this is the sign to do it. 

Rest, 2021

Inspired by a song with the same name, this piece reifies the feeling of being “too much” — oftentimes I feel like I’m “too much” in my personal life since I have a big personality; I feel like I’m “too much” in work because collage is largely viewed as unsalable; I feel like I’m “too much” for myself because I have an emotional range larger than I can fit into words. This piece reminds me that I am not too much, I am exactly as I should be.


Liability, 2021

Foundation

Nostalgia is a bittersweet journey through time, a longing for the past that tugs at the heartstrings and fills the mind with memories of cherished moments. It's the warm, fuzzy feeling you get when you smell a familiar scent or hear a forgotten melody, transporting you back to a time when life was simpler, and the world seemed brighter. Nostalgia is the embodiment of the phrase "you don't know what you've got till it's gone," a powerful reminder to cherish the present and never forget the beauty of the past.

Artist: Postwook

Film Postcard, 2023 #1/7

Film Postcard, 2023 #3/7

Me Llamo Art Charity Auction Day 4. "Dancing in the Moonlight"

An interpretation of the Decal by postwook. A symbol of permissionless creativity. Series Seventeen.

Decal by postwook #9

Decal by postwook #6

Decal by postwook

Gravity's embrace; sun, moon and earth entwined, 
We are droplets and waves, interwoven, aligned.

Summer's Here, 2023

Every weekend, I used to embark on an expedition to Malibu, a journey offering serenity miles away from city's hustle. One of my hikes landed me in Zuma Canyon, beyond Point Dume, where I lost cell service driving down a dirt road looking for the trailhead. I was met with the sights of horses at the trailhead, and the best view of Point Dume from the top.

Zuma Canyon, 2023

WELCOME TO POST WOOK

Swimming was everything to me when I was younger. I could lick my skin and I'd smell like chlorine. I traveled weekend after weekend for swim meets. I practiced 7-8 times a week. It was my life. I found comfort in the water. I am still quite fond of the smell of chlorine. 

This piece feels like a blend of old meeting new. Parts of my life converging; blending. 

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