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Henrique Cartaxo (Augurs)
@henriquecartaxo #11620
Multidisciplinary video artist. From Brazil.
He/him.
I mostly mint on tezos.
https://objkt.com/@henriquecartaxo
457 Follower 286 Following
"How to leave family parties early and be perceived as normal"
A quick life tutorial for the holiday season, minted on @fakewhale_xyz's Art Market, X-Mas edition.
1/1 with a very welcoming reserve of 50 tezos.
Watch it on full screen and sound on at the link.
https://objkt.com/tokens/KT1Feeb2hAvAnR4vqU2XC5HKXdQNYUZLbHsM/594
A quick life tutorial for the holiday season, minted on @fakewhale_xyz's Art Market, X-Mas edition.
1/1 with a very welcoming reserve of 50 tezos.
Watch it on full screen and sound on at the link.
https://objkt.com/tokens/KT1Feeb2hAvAnR4vqU2XC5HKXdQNYUZLbHsM/594
Hello, thanks for having me.
"Walls"
Video with sound. 2560x1440. 1m34s.
1/1 - 100 tezos - 10% referral bonus.
Link - https://objkt.com/tokens/KT1CGc4owNFALsME64fdHpgsRjw5Myxdeybx/4
Video with sound. 2560x1440. 1m34s.
1/1 - 100 tezos - 10% referral bonus.
Link - https://objkt.com/tokens/KT1CGc4owNFALsME64fdHpgsRjw5Myxdeybx/4
Hello
Twitter was banned in Brazil and Warpcast became an alternative. I've been a user since March 2023, when this place was a desert, and I liked it here. But now I feel like this place really drains my soul. I can't keep up with what it takes to thrive in here, I don't have the time nor the energy.
I am sorry for that.
I am on telegram @henriquecartaxo, if you'd like to find me there.
I am also on Bluesky, though its very silent and there's very few people from the NFT space, it's a nice place.
If you really need to get in touch and don't want to use Telegram, ask around, I'm sure you know someone who's got my contact info.
I might come back when I have less on my hands and can put in the hours.
Until then, all the best!
Twitter was banned in Brazil and Warpcast became an alternative. I've been a user since March 2023, when this place was a desert, and I liked it here. But now I feel like this place really drains my soul. I can't keep up with what it takes to thrive in here, I don't have the time nor the energy.
I am sorry for that.
I am on telegram @henriquecartaxo, if you'd like to find me there.
I am also on Bluesky, though its very silent and there's very few people from the NFT space, it's a nice place.
If you really need to get in touch and don't want to use Telegram, ask around, I'm sure you know someone who's got my contact info.
I might come back when I have less on my hands and can put in the hours.
Until then, all the best!
Little by little, this is selling out.
Only 3 editions left now!
Only 3 editions left now!
Here's Paul (who is a ghost)'s amazing article that he posted on X about my latest video piece, "How to stand in elevators and be perceived as normal", in two nicely arranged pictures.
There are now 5 editions available of the video, which you can find and watch on the link in this post :)
https://objkt.com/tokens/KT1Feeb2hAvAnR4vqU2XC5HKXdQNYUZLbHsM/419
There are now 5 editions available of the video, which you can find and watch on the link in this post :)
https://objkt.com/tokens/KT1Feeb2hAvAnR4vqU2XC5HKXdQNYUZLbHsM/419
Paul (who is a ghost) just wrote the most incredible article, on X, about my video piece "How to stand in elevators and be perceived as normal".
It's an amazing feeling to see a piece of work get this kind of love and attention.
(looking for a better way to share the article here than just posting a series of screenshots, but in the meantime, here's the X link)
https://x.com/_TransparentArt/status/1833680209163276570
It's an amazing feeling to see a piece of work get this kind of love and attention.
(looking for a better way to share the article here than just posting a series of screenshots, but in the meantime, here's the X link)
https://x.com/_TransparentArt/status/1833680209163276570
8/25 still available.
Full video on the link. https://objkt.com/tokens/KT1Feeb2hAvAnR4vqU2XC5HKXdQNYUZLbHsM/419
Full video on the link. https://objkt.com/tokens/KT1Feeb2hAvAnR4vqU2XC5HKXdQNYUZLbHsM/419
I breathed the worst air in the world today.
I don't know why I commit so many typos on warcpast. It's unlike me. I think this website kinda messes my brain, I don't know.
Is "Dawn Chorus" the best sad song of the 2020s that is actually from 2019?
https://open.spotify.com/intl-pt/album/5DDPFOJVHhc93OlqirbAtm
https://open.spotify.com/intl-pt/album/5DDPFOJVHhc93OlqirbAtm
There are things I show
and things I hide
(Noises Blue, Versum, Sep 6 2022)
and things I hide
(Noises Blue, Versum, Sep 6 2022)
For me, aliteration beats agglutination every day.
Last night I watched the documentary "Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck", from 2015.
Lots of interesting archive material that I hadn't seen before - home videos and audio tapes. But I gotta say I hated the film.
Felt like a never-ending exploitation and aesthetization of mental health issues. I felt like Kurt Cobain was portrayed as a victim as the film spreads blame for his sorrows. Or a bad (worse) taste "13 reasons why" for Kurt Cobain.
Nirvana was very important for me, for my generation. The film got me thinking about why we don't see anything that mix of sorrowful, visceral and explosive energy anymore.
(There are still great agressive political songs. And I'm not counting metal because it seems like an either too escapist or fascist environment nowadays. Correct me if I'm wrong.)
I want to believe that it's because attention to mental health improved over the decades and young people get to sing about other stuff now. And I think that's a lot thanks to cultural expressions like Nirvana.
Lots of interesting archive material that I hadn't seen before - home videos and audio tapes. But I gotta say I hated the film.
Felt like a never-ending exploitation and aesthetization of mental health issues. I felt like Kurt Cobain was portrayed as a victim as the film spreads blame for his sorrows. Or a bad (worse) taste "13 reasons why" for Kurt Cobain.
Nirvana was very important for me, for my generation. The film got me thinking about why we don't see anything that mix of sorrowful, visceral and explosive energy anymore.
(There are still great agressive political songs. And I'm not counting metal because it seems like an either too escapist or fascist environment nowadays. Correct me if I'm wrong.)
I want to believe that it's because attention to mental health improved over the decades and young people get to sing about other stuff now. And I think that's a lot thanks to cultural expressions like Nirvana.
Gm,
good sunday,
take it easy.
good sunday,
take it easy.
Have you ever wondered how to be perceived as normal in an elevator? Here's a tutorial for you!
Only 9 out of 25 editions remain.
https://objkt.com/tokens/KT1Feeb2hAvAnR4vqU2XC5HKXdQNYUZLbHsM/419/listings
Only 9 out of 25 editions remain.
https://objkt.com/tokens/KT1Feeb2hAvAnR4vqU2XC5HKXdQNYUZLbHsM/419/listings