Spatial Complexity collection serves as a formal exploration of spatial variety, intersections, and documentation as interpreted by modern computational understanding through a dialogue between human and machine. Heavily inspired by architectural + computational methods, this series will encompass a wide range of styles and artistic methods.

This collection uses the custom smart contract created by CMPLX using Manifold ERC721 tokens.

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A vision of an imaginary island inspired by the works of Giovanni Battista Piranesi (1720-1778), an Italian Classical archaeologist, architect, and artist. His etchings capture the original Eternal City, the City of Rome, in a series of views that provokes the imagination of his viewers even to this day. This drawing was produced through collaboration with AI prompt engineering, code, and collage.

The Map features plains of industry spanning densely populated urban environments and workable landscapes. The isolation of the Neoeternal City has ensured its protection against the influences of others. Allowing for the organic growth of its populace throughout the eternities.