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“MY TRASH” AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHY SERIES SHOT ON A GAMEBOY CAMERA AND DIGITALLY HAND-PAINTED (DAY 2 of 7)

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Pixel Cats

Description

In the second installment of Jay Delay’s latest autobiographical still-life Gameboy Camera Photography series Jay has taken inspiration from Monet’s “Haystack” paintings but instead of brushstrokes he is applying pixels and instead of haystacks the subject is a trash can. Using a primitive Gameboy Camera to capture the transient effects of light as it gleams upon the toter and across the street onto the pavement, you get to observe not only the colors of the night’s hazy scene but also its instant time-sequences. See below for a transcript of the Instagram page’s description of the project: What goes through your mind as you stare at a discarded trash can in a parking lot and wait for the light to hit it just right? Can the moment you're waiting for ever come? How long does that have to take? The struggle is real. This Modern CryptoArt still-life comes with an unlockable link of the contents of the trash can. This particular day happened to be trash collection day, or as I like to refer to it “CENTRALIZED ART CURATION” day so the transient colors in the image of the Toter are contrasted with the stark black and white unedited Gameboy Camera Photograph of an empty Trash Can. The Ai text generator feels like this is a good place to stop. GPT-2

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Contract: 0xd07d...2430
Token ID: 10875

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