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Spectral Skellies

Spectral Skellies is a collection of 3,333 re-animated skeletons who have randomly generated traits. They are destined to roam the earth for the rest of eternity... we think.

Spectral Skellie #946

200 Unique Works
This collection has its roots in a profound study of color, exploring the myriad shades, tones, and chromatic combinations that evoke unique emotions and sensations. Each work of art is a captivating journey into the human soul, through the powerful language of color. 

Chromatic Harmonies

Chromatic Harmonies #35

200 Unique Works
This collection has its roots in a profound study of color, exploring the myriad shades, tones, and chromatic combinations that evoke unique emotions and sensations. Each work of art is a captivating journey into the human soul, through the powerful language of color.

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Pathways Open Edition

AFAIK by Jack Kaido

*1 edition of this artwork has been reserved for the artist.*

AFAIK #61/320

AFAIK #228/320

An 888 piece collection of abstract art conveying a sudden powerful forward movement through time.

More info at morpheu5.com

Surge

Thousands of particles are propelled along a pseudorandom flow field, painting their trajectory as lines on the canvas.

Surge #91

ADHD editions on Babylon - February 28, 2023

loud and clear | digital painting + mixed media | 2023

Say Less

Edition of 150

2020 was a unique year in my career as a street photographer. After six months of strict curfews and stern Covid measures as well as vandalism and destruction caused by civil unrest, New York City turned into a desolate shell of its former self. The once bustling metropolis started to look and feel like scenes from a post-apocalyptic movie. As I wandered through the empty streets, normalcy began to slip away. Over time, things slowly improved but it wasnt until a cold and snowy night in December that the city felt alive again.

This photograph represents a city reborn and is a personal reminder of my experiences during darker times. Wandering the empty streets I no longer recognized while trying to remember what how things once were.

Billy Dinh Edition

2020 was a unique year in my career as a street photographer. After six months of strict curfews and stern Covid measures as well as vandalism and destruction caused by civil unrest, New York City turned into a desolate shell of its former self. The once bustling metropolis started to look and feel like scenes from a post-apocalyptic movie. As I wandered through the empty streets, normalcy began to slip away. Over time, things slowly improved but it wasnt until a cold and snowy night in December that the city felt alive again.

This photograph represents a city reborn and is a personal reminder of my experiences during darker times. Wandering the empty streets I no longer recognized while trying to remember what how things once were.

Almost Forgot What It Feels Like #70/140

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Monument

In*Monument*, Golids signature grammar of cubic shapes, black lines and luminous colour is instantly recognisable. In this series, geometric forms take on a new verticality. Inspired by the aesthetic of Brutalism, shapes ascend like totems of concrete architecture. Flawed, repetitive patterns have always been an interesting aesthetic to me, and where else does one find it more prominently than along the vertical facades of high-rise buildings? asks Golid. The artist is interested in the pattern and structure of these buildings and the way in which these patterns are disrupted by the presence of people. For example, the way in which an open window or a closed curtain interrupts the architectural uniformity of a modernist high-rise building.

Monument #3

Seconds of Life - Gone Real

"24 Hours in Tokyo" is my way to give back to all of those collectors who have supported the "Seconds of Life" collection. 

Each edition unlocks a physical screen that will have a custom-tailored version of their 1/1 piece which will be displayed on it perpetually.

As always I'm deeply grateful for your support, and I hope that this unlockable brings a part of Japan and my art to your home.

Ilan Derech

Title: 24 hours in Tokyo  
By: Ilan Derech  
Location: Kyoto, Japan  
Shot on: Leica M7 & ZEISS ZM 1.4/35  
Film: KODAK PORTRA 400  
Year: 2022