NWZZTANDZ - MMCLIV 

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Redlion Artdrop

Daydream by Candlelight" captures the soft, flickering embrace of candlelight while expressing perseverance in the face of hardship. With his head laid on the table, he stares into the distance, eyes wide open. His body is filled with sweat; each drop an attestation of unseen burdens he carries. The dance of shadows and gentle light casts a serene yet haunting ambiance of the silent battles fought within, under the tender glow of the candle"s flame. This piece is a portraya of the timeless journey of seeking comfort, fortitude, and quiet amid life"s tribulations, offering a profound reflection of the universal human experience.

Daydream by Candlelight

Redlion Gazette

# Disrupted Display
 - Redlion Gazette 169
 - Week 49 2023
 
 Art Basel Miami was a blast and everyone's back with fond memories of art, food, parties and a glorious pole in the middle of it all.
 
 ## Articles:
 - [Spellamin: Weaving Digital Dreams in the NFT Tapestry](https://www.redlion.news/article/spellamin-weaving-digital-dreams-in-the-nft-tapestry)
 - [Navigating New Challenges: The Thirdweb Smart Contract Vulnerability](https://www.redlion.news/article navigating-new-challenges-the-thirdweb-smart-contract-vulnerability)
 - [The Endless Odyssey of Creation: Cats Will Eat You](https://www.redlion.news/article/the-endless-odyssey-of-creation-cats-will-eat-you)
 
 **The Redlion Gazette is the world's first weekly NFT magazine publication on the Ethereum blockchain.** Each week, we document NFT & crypto news, plus global historical events. We curate our findings into interesting and educational articles. Lastly, the content is wrapped up by amazing NFT cover art.
 
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Redlion Gazette #169

Sequels

Real, Arizona, 1964

An Arizona real estate sign in 1964 becomes a subject of intrigue in Meyerowitz"s lens. The photograph explores the illusion of reality, a theme resonant in the 1960s, when questioning perceptions and challenging norms became part of the cultural zeitgeist.

Sequels #200

Sandwiches, Beer, Pizza and Ice Cream, Arizona, 1964

A 1964 roadside attraction in Arizona, reflecting the era"s fascination with novelty and the open road. This image embodies the spirit of exploration and discovery that defined American culture during the mid-20th century, particularly in the context of cross-country travel.

Sequels #199

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

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.

Man at the Time Life building fountain, NYC, 1964

In front of New York's Time-Life Building, a man sits humorously juxtaposed with a fountain's spray.

Sequels #179

NEWSSTANDS

A collection of 100 photographs minted on the blockchain by Trevor Traynor

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Newsstand 005

2012 - 2019

EXTRA! EXTRA! A collection of 100 photographs minted on the blockchain by Photographer Trevor Traynor. The collection sold out in October 2022. For more info: http://newsstands.xyz

On 7/17/12 @ 9:32am I shot my 1st newsstand near 6th Ave & 46th St. Drawn in by the vibrant colors & organized product placement, this series began its journey providing an instant time stamp via magazine covers and headlines.  All photographs were shot on the iPhone 4s - 11promax. Cities included: New York, Jersey City, Los Angeles, Jersey City, London, Paris, Barcelona, Lima, Cusco, Punta Arenas, Venice, Milan, Rome, Naples, Pozzuoli, Jerusalem, Dar Es Salaam, Tokyo, Kamakura, Cairo, & Marrakesh.

XO T2

The World of Mindzeye - Open Edition

Poland is home to Michael's ancestors, the birthplace of both his paternal and maternal great grandparents. His photography journey began in Toronto and eventually took him on his first trip to Poland (represented here by Gdask) where he worked with the Tourism Board. When his passion and work had finally led him to Poland, he knew his family would be proud.

The Old Town by Day #120/249

WEATHER STATEMENT

A Sign Of The Times

ASOTT #66

DUSK

Dusk is a series of photographs about light. 

I started making DUSK in March 2020, when my uncle was diagnosed with stage IV cancer. In October of 2022, he died. We buried him on a clear, fall day, when the colored leaves were at their peak, our faces warmed by the sun  a small solace on a difficult day. 

Made to the backdrop of a world in mourning, Dusk would be a reminder of a simple truth. That no matter what, the sun would always rise, and light could always come from darkness. 

Light, the most fundamental ingredient of life, guides everything on earth. Dusk, lit entirely by candlelight and shot entirely on 4x5 film, is a monument to the beauty of natural light. The candles are made from beeswax. On film, their warm, ambient, glow resembles the light of the sun due to the waxs high boiling point. 
The photos contain backdrops I created in photoshop, made to reference the setting sun, and installed in small rooms I built. The backdrops mimic colors I found in paintings by Monet, or installations by James Turell, both masters of light. The colorful installations set the photographs in a never ending sunrise or sunset a never ending moment of dusk. 

As we walk closer to potential climate catastrophe, as the pandemic still casts a shadow, I am stumbling my way out of what feels like the never ending twilight of disaster to find solace in small moments lit by the distinct light of hope. 

Joyfully marching into the future. 

Into the misty dusk of a new day.     

Dusk #10 Pink Flowers Opening

Dusk #17 Francis Bacons Sister

Circle fountain in lobby, Catskills hotel, 1963

Set in a Catskill Mountains hotel in 1963, this photograph showcases a fountain with a workman passing through. The diamond-patterned floor's graphic nature contrasts with the flowing fountain, creating an engaging visual.