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samvox

@samvox #437433

Voxel artist ( Voxel art is 3D pixel art ) https://linktr.ee/Samira_voxelart
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Gm my friends

Leaving a place where you know you don't belong means maturity, only the helpless insist on staying.🪽

Victor Hugo

Let's start a dreamy day :))
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The heart of an artist is the language of silence, a nameless word passing through time. It doesn't beat for life or anyone, but breathes in absence. Between being and not being, it depicts an unfinished world.

Familiar with darkness, not from weakness, but connection, it swallows pain and transforms it. Every work is a bridge between reality and possibility.

Its heart is boundless, a place where feeling transcends reason. It doesn't speak the truth, but feels it and makes it last.

Within it, a thousand unfinished selves live. It cannot be complete, for the end is death. As long as the artist is unfinished, they are alive.
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I'm working on a new work rn.
00:30 am while all family are at sleep :)

Wbu? :)
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When I opened Warpcast tonight, the love of my dear friends brought a smile to my lips :)))

@funghibull
@ida
@bfg
@bitfloorsghost.eth
@marjorie

Thank you for your kindness and love 🪻🪽 love you all 🩷
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Gm :)) 🪽

Wip

It's voxelart

Software :Magicalvoxel
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Honesty and sincerity are as rare as intelligence and beauty, and it is unfair to expect them from everyone

✍ Romain_Rolland
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Francisco Goya was the court painter of Spain — a man who spent years painting portraits of the nobility and royal family, reaching the height of fame and power.

But one event turned his life upside down:
In the middle of his life, he suddenly fell ill with a strange disease — and lost his hearing completely.

Total silence...
A world without sound, filled with nightmares and hallucinations.

After that, Goya changed.
He moved away from glamorous court paintings and began creating dark, violent, and insane scenes — a series we now know as the "Black Paintings."Images of fear, madness, death, and human decay.
Goya painted these works directly onto the walls of his own home — not for sale, not for fame.
Just for himself.
Just to pour out all the silent pain.


https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Paintings
The Moment of Reunion

I longed for you so deeply that even my sleep wept for me.Our reunion now feels like reviving an impossible dream as I move freely toward the eternity I've always wished for

-The characters in this design are father and daughter
-6144*5828 & 300 dpi
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After a period of growth and reflection, I’m back on X with a sharper vision and stronger mindset
This is not just a comeback — it’s the start of a bigger, more serious journey. Your support has always been my driving force, and I appreciate it if you could help amplify my presence with like and repost :))🪽
https://x.com/samira_voxelart/status/1916210233237778647
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Gm :)) 🪽
First day of exercise after two months being away from it. I missed it.
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/quote-art your skull art

Details :))
It's all voxelart except human legs which is 3D art
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ilannnnnnnnkatin
@ilannnnnnnnkatin·07:34 25/04/2025
/quote-art your skull art. Spurred by a feverish vision circa December 2019. The only way anything gets done?
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I love Maria's works and absolutely her nice personality. Kind, so talented and amazing artist. When I saw this cast from this unique artist, I was deeply moved. Have you seen their deed works? Do you know her well?If the answer is not yet , then what are you waiting for? Let's gooo my friends :)) 🪽🤍
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Maria Fynsk Norup 🎩🔵
@mariafynsknorup.eth·09:08 26/01/2025
Friends 🤍 trying to come back slowly here too after a crazy 2024! Miss you all!
Here’s an update from x for those who might not have seen it 🙏🏼
PS: all is well now, in recovery mode 🤍

https://x.com/mariafynsknorup/status/1874403521770008608?s=46&t=VmZu0sJql70KcrSsYgUYBg
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Gm :))🪽🤍

What liberates your soul and helps you calm down? :)
For me, nature and reading
books.
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Egon Schiele was the favorite student of Gustav Klimt. With his bold, raw style, he became famous at a young age in Vienna — but just as equally hated.

His paintings were filled with twisted bodies, wild eyes, and the most unapologetic human emotions. Many considered his work “obscene,” and he was arrested multiple times for “immorality.”

But Egon never gave in.

In one court session, the judge took one of his drawings, tore it apart, and said:
"This is not art!"

Schiele simply looked on and said:
"If society can't face the truth of humanity, the problem lies in its eyes, not in the art."

But life didn’t give him much time. At age 28, during the influenza epidemic, he lost his pregnant wife… and three days later, he died too.

Yet in that short life, he forced the world to see itself in the raw, bitter mirror of art.

Egon Schiele painted courage — even when everyone was afraid to look.

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Gm :)

I am trapped in a cubic trap. In a tough and harsh world. There is no way to escape. I am alone. There is no one but myself. I must stay calm, gather my strength to find salvation. Confusion and worry have taken over me, but I must find resilience. I must be my own ally and savior.I need to awaken my inner warrior.

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Thank youuuu dear @bfg for this gift 🤍🪽:))
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BrightFutureGuy 🎩↑Ⓜ️
@bfg·05:02 23/04/2025
I like this 😍 just tipped my favorite farcasters!

thank you @chinmay.eth @tatiansa @geniuscreative @samvox @juliettemeon.eth @3irka.eth for being here :)
Write somewhere that excerpt from Matt Haig's book:

When you don’t have the motivation to go on with this life, think of the other versions of yourself in the future, and give them a chance to live 🪽:)) 🤍
You deserve to show it to show it to universe
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🏛Calmed souls edifice🏛

▪︎It's voxelart (3D pixelart)
▪︎ just zoom in details .all is 3D
▪︎WIP + Final
▪︎ story in comment

foundation.app/@samira_voxela…
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In the final years of his life, Vincent van Gogh was hospitalized in a mental asylum in France. Alone, poor, with a weary mind — yet still creating.

One day, he looked out the window of the asylum and saw the night sky — and captured it on canvas with all his emotions.

That painting is now known as:

"Starry Night."

But at the time? No one took it seriously.
Even his brother Theo, who had always supported him, said it was too “unrealistic” and “emotional.”

But Van Gogh wasn’t discouraged. He said:
“Sometimes, it’s more important to paint how you feel than what you see.”

And now?
"Starry Night" has become one of the most famous and influential works in art history.

A painting by a lonely man… who looked up at the sky — and saw light, even in the darkness.

Sometimes, the one called “mad” is simply the one who sees the world more deeply than the rest.
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In the 1950s, American painter Mark Rothko, known for his minimalist paintings and deep color fields, received a high-paying commission from a luxury New York restaurant called Four Seasons:

30 paintings to decorate the restaurant walls.

It was a big contract, and Rothko accepted it — but with a strange intention.
Later, he said: "I hope the people who eat in that room will be sick to their stomachs when they look at my paintings."

His artworks were deep, dark, and heavy. But when he visited the restaurant and saw the glamorous space filled with wealthy elites, he was horrified.

A few weeks later, he canceled the contract, returned the money, and donated the paintings to museums instead.


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Rothko chose to stay hungry, rather than let the meaning of his art be consumed by the rich.
That was one of those rare moments when art refused to serve the market — and returned to its true essence.
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The place where I'm sitting right now, and this is the view in front of me

My father's village.
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Gm friends 🪽🪻

Wip and final work
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