Pointillism Gone Weird

This Wubbushi Megapixel is made using 5,000 original Bushi tiles, from 5 individual layers of full mosaic images. 

If you look real close, every hexagon in this artwork is a little mini AI artwork. The big hexagons that lead the animation, when laid out together represent the top, most abstracted, mosaic layer. 

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Introducing Sassy Pants by MEGAPIXELS. This little guy is a new kind of mosaic composed of adorable AI-generated tiles, cheekily nicknamed Bushi. Here, Wubbushi brings a touch of nostalgia to the constantly evolving intersection of art and technology: the sharp, tiles both evoke traditional pixels while showcasing miniature, fully-formed works of art.

This piece features thousands of Bushis in the gorgeous diamond pattern.

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Trash Barbie

Introducing "Trash Barbie," a thought-provoking post-photography art collection of 200 enigmatic images, reimagining Ken and Barbie as they address themes of neglect, abuse, and objectification.

Venture into the unvarnished world of "Trash Barbie," where images depict dolls marked by time as a metaphor for the vulnerability and resilience of real-life humans. Set against the backdrop of motels, trailer parks, and rural living, each piece exposes raw emotions beneath the surface.

The collection explores intricate relationships and objectification within "Trash Barbie," offering insight into the nuanced power dynamics between individuals. "Trash Barbie" invites introspection and discourse on neglect, abuse, and objectification in society. Embrace its haunting allure and embark on a journey towards understanding and empathy.

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