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From the Pkok Collection:
Welcome to the other side (Events 2023/ Tezos)
by Christiane Dame
Welcome to the other side (Events 2023/ Tezos)
by Christiane Dame
Shout out to @zachlipp for recognizing 11 artists.
A testament to his constant presence and undying support.
Lucky to have you among us Zach 🫡
A testament to his constant presence and undying support.
Lucky to have you among us Zach 🫡
Meet Lewis Osborne (@lewisosb), a Bristol, UK-based illustration artist who refers to himself as a loop creator or, more simply, a looper. Lewis's unique style is characterized by a clean black linework and elegant geometry that complement clever playfulness.
Dive into thread to find out more about @lewisosb art journey.
Dive into thread to find out more about @lewisosb art journey.
Self-Portraits from the Pkok Collection on @objktcom.
Tag the artists you recognize.
Entries with most correct answers get our FTs
Tag the artists you recognize.
Entries with most correct answers get our FTs
A warm welcome to FC, @francienkrieg!
From the Pkok Collection:
Torn Apart (Immortality 2023/ Tezos)
by @francienkrieg
From the Pkok Collection:
Torn Apart (Immortality 2023/ Tezos)
by @francienkrieg
Meet Ade Santora @adesantora, a visual artist and creative photographer who allows his art to communicate powerful stories. In addition to landscapes, infrareds, streets, etc, Ade is an artist who specializes in surreal portraiture.
His portfolio displays an amazing and neat body of work that, when seen at the level of the artist, serves as a reflection on the state of the human condition, as well as the unique feelings and experiences that each of us has in this convoluted world.
His portfolio displays an amazing and neat body of work that, when seen at the level of the artist, serves as a reflection on the state of the human condition, as well as the unique feelings and experiences that each of us has in this convoluted world.
From the Pkok Collection:
'Two Japanese holy ghosts,
Spirits of pure, glowing light,
Guiding us through life's great hosts,
Their love for us a shining sight.'
Holy Ghosts I Seirei I 聖霊 (2022)
by @richardnadler
'Two Japanese holy ghosts,
Spirits of pure, glowing light,
Guiding us through life's great hosts,
Their love for us a shining sight.'
Holy Ghosts I Seirei I 聖霊 (2022)
by @richardnadler
Meet Kwame Bruce Busia, better known as Studio Yorktown @studioyorktown. He started out in architecture before moving on to graphic design, photography, and even making tools for other digital artists. He is currently pursuing the usage of computer code to create art, being fully entrenched in the field of generative art.
Dive into this thread to know more about him and his art in the Pkok Collection.
Dive into this thread to know more about him and his art in the Pkok Collection.
Now part of the Pkok Collection:
Flourish v.4
by @innamosina
The aesthetics of art are bound to flourish through the artists who created it and those who admire it.
Flourish v.4
by @innamosina
The aesthetics of art are bound to flourish through the artists who created it and those who admire it.
Meet Robert Downie, the world-class Australian adventure travel photographer, also known as @intrepid. In his 25-year career, he has shot on six continents and has earned millions of photo views on social media, been published by high-quality publications such as National Geographic or Lonely Planet, and exhibited in galleries all around the world.
‘I have been fortunate enough to live long-term in four countries, and traveled and photographed over 50 countries. We have been able to achieve this semi nomadic lifestyle via living in various RV's, expedition vehicles, cabins, and sailing boats.’
‘I have been fortunate enough to live long-term in four countries, and traveled and photographed over 50 countries. We have been able to achieve this semi nomadic lifestyle via living in various RV's, expedition vehicles, cabins, and sailing boats.’
From the Pkok Collection:
The arts and sciences are becoming more closely connected as generative artists strive to develop new aesthetics using code and algorithms.
wip#070124
by @olgaf
The arts and sciences are becoming more closely connected as generative artists strive to develop new aesthetics using code and algorithms.
wip#070124
by @olgaf
Meet Sean Mundy @seanmundy, a photographer and digital artist from Montreal, Canada. The aim of his work is to use photography and digital manipulation to create conceptual imagery that is grounded in reality yet draws inspiration from the surreal and symbolic.
Dive into this thread to find out more about Sean's art journey.
Dive into this thread to find out more about Sean's art journey.
From the PKOK Collection:
Hands have a voice of their own and have the ability to express and communicate forcefully.
Transcending Silences (2022)
by @srimoam
Hands have a voice of their own and have the ability to express and communicate forcefully.
Transcending Silences (2022)
by @srimoam
PKOK Hypersub Airdrop #7 - The Blues
From the rich ultramarine of Renaissance paintings, often reserved for the robes of the Virgin Mary, to the vibrant blues of modern artists like Yves Klein, who saw the color as a symbol of infinity, blue has been used to explore both the material and the transcendental. It has the power to invoke the sky and the sea, suggesting expansiveness and freedom, while also expressing melancholy, as seen in Picasso's Blue Period, where the color became synonymous with human suffering and isolation.
Dive along in this 🧵as we feature art and artists in this drop
@codycobb
@fercaggiano
@ac0042
@owrja
@kxnxmi
From the rich ultramarine of Renaissance paintings, often reserved for the robes of the Virgin Mary, to the vibrant blues of modern artists like Yves Klein, who saw the color as a symbol of infinity, blue has been used to explore both the material and the transcendental. It has the power to invoke the sky and the sea, suggesting expansiveness and freedom, while also expressing melancholy, as seen in Picasso's Blue Period, where the color became synonymous with human suffering and isolation.
Dive along in this 🧵as we feature art and artists in this drop
@codycobb
@fercaggiano
@ac0042
@owrja
@kxnxmi
Meet Marcelo Terça-Nada @marcelonada, a Brazilian multidisciplinary artist, researcher, and independent editor whose works are at the intersection between generative art, photography, writing, printed matter, urban intervention, and digital arts. He is also a master in theory and history of art.
Marcelo is mostly known in the Web 3 world for his generative art sold out collections on Tezos blockchain (fx/hash): Poema, Monotipia and Junina.
Dive into this thread to find out more about Marcelo's art journey.
Marcelo is mostly known in the Web 3 world for his generative art sold out collections on Tezos blockchain (fx/hash): Poema, Monotipia and Junina.
Dive into this thread to find out more about Marcelo's art journey.
From the PKOK Collection:
Melih 'the fabric bender', captured a wonderful picture of wind that conveys a sense of abandonment and return to nature.
Loosing it
by @melihersahin
Melih 'the fabric bender', captured a wonderful picture of wind that conveys a sense of abandonment and return to nature.
Loosing it
by @melihersahin
From the Pkok Collection:
A piece of a NYC photographer telling visual stories from all over the world:
'14th Street #1'
by Billy Dinh @billydeee
A piece of a NYC photographer telling visual stories from all over the world:
'14th Street #1'
by Billy Dinh @billydeee
Meet Joelle LB, a nature photographer based in Montreal, Canada with a focus on astrophotography and minimalist landscape photography. Joelle's alluring colors are bringing the observers into worlds of delicate harmony and evoking emotions, drawing them in and allowing them to become fully submerged in a breathtaking setting that the artist has meticulously crafted.
Now part of the Pkok Collection
"Stairs & Stocks" by Andreas Rau on @objktcom
"In Stairs & Stocks, infinitely generated staircases are juxtaposed with fictional stock charts. The stairs are devoid all context, leaving the viewer wonder about the settings they might connect.
While constantly rotating and morphing, the stairs grow new steps, gradually increasing the visual complexity of the rendered scene. Occasionally, the entire scene collapses, only to reorganize shortly after and start the same vicious cycle over again."
andreasrau.eu
"Stairs & Stocks" by Andreas Rau on @objktcom
"In Stairs & Stocks, infinitely generated staircases are juxtaposed with fictional stock charts. The stairs are devoid all context, leaving the viewer wonder about the settings they might connect.
While constantly rotating and morphing, the stairs grow new steps, gradually increasing the visual complexity of the rendered scene. Occasionally, the entire scene collapses, only to reorganize shortly after and start the same vicious cycle over again."
andreasrau.eu