DegenArtClub

A generative visualization of a walk that deviates from the original plan. Linea Forma is composed of a single line following a rigid path that ends up with an unexpected final form.

128 editions are available to mint. The Genesis token also doubles as a mint pass for future drops from Degen Art Club.

Linea Forma #124

Discovering https://momoguro.com/ starts with an 8,888 collection of the Holoself Avatars, the key to exploring the Uno Plane. From 9x Emmy-winning animation & storytelling studio, https://baobabstudios.com, Momoguro is a new multimedia franchise and narrative RPG where you collect and fuse with creatures to unravel the secrets of Momoguro. Join us in https://discord.com/invite/momoguro-1049769739775381654 & on https://twitter.com/MomoguroNFT!

Momoguro: Holoself

Your Holoself Avatar Unlocks The Momoguro Universe Discovering Momoguro starts with your Holoself Avatar, the key to exploring the Uno Plane. The Uno Plane is a fantastical world where creatures of all shapes and sizes use the magical power of Momoguro Energy to fuse together, forming ultra powerful Momobeasts with unique abilities.

Holoself #8871

As humanity embraced the dawn of the crypto age, a startling revelation was uncovered. Amidst the vast expanse of data enshrined within the blockchain, lay the enigmatic Monoglyph. Whispers echoed of a long-lost civilization, their knowledge and wisdom etched into the glyphs for all eternity.

For those bold enough to crack its code, Monoglyph promised a window into the future - a tantalizing glimpse at technologies beyond our wildest imaginings, and a cosmic journey to the mysteries of the universe that lay just beyond our grasp.

Yet, it remains entirely possible that these cryptic symbols hold no meaning at all. Like life itself, the true significance of Monoglyph is left to the fickle interpretations of humankind.

With no clear purpose or destination, we are challenged to embrace the unknown with open hearts and unbridled curiosity. And in this grand pursuit of the unknown, we discover the exquisite beauty of the unexpected, and the wonder that lies just beyond our reach.

Monoglyph

Amidst the vast expanse of data enshrined within the blockchain, lay the enigmatic Monoglyph. Whispers echoed of a long-lost civilization, their knowledge and wisdom etched into the glyphs for all eternity.

Monoglyph #7

Monoglyph #61

Monoglyph #6

Celebes

A limited generative art collection inspired by the celestial tapestry of the Celebes Sea. Launched with Posterity.

Celebes #96

Celebes #9

Celebes #8

Celebes #7

Celebes #6

Celebes #5

Celebes #3

Celebes #2

Linea Forma #12

Trippy Strokes

An abstract contemporary piece formed with bold strokes and organic lines, infused with the color palette of sartoshi's mfers.

Trippy Strokes #1000113

Trippy Strokes #69006046

Celebes #0

Cargo by Kim Asendorf

**Cargo** is a series of abstract paintings created with animated pixels that are constantly moving without ever repeating. It is painting new patterns on the fly in between macro and micro compositions with a duality of different rhythms and continuous synchronicity. The focus is alternately drawn to detail, then distracted by movement elsewhere and caught up in the overall picture. This rhythm turns the visual complexity into an active experience.

ASDF: My work should offer individual ways of interpretation, or even allow one to find some self in it. It wants to inspire some thoughts about dynamics and systemics and also just mesmerize the audience, capture them in a little fantasy, or just for a brief moment in a state of satisfaction.

Cargo is the latest work in Kim Asendorfs ongoing work series of pixel pattern animations. Starting with [monogrid](https://monogrid.xyz) in 2021, and [Sabotage](https://sabotage.kim) in 2022, both highly conceptual series, therefore visually very raw and unimaginable. Asendorf discovered various interesting details in these works, which eventually became fundamental in his artistic expression.

Cargo is a real time WebGL software written in JavaScript and GLSL. At its core is a flip-flop render buffer, also known as feedback buffer. That means the animation is alternately rendered in two different frame buffers. This technique allows the usage of the previous frame of the animation as an asset in the current rendering, which allows for a series of reactive animation strategies.

An initial image with variable structures and patterns is rendered and subsequently loaded into the frame buffer. A fragment shader is used to apply a set of animation algorithms that make the pixel move and a set of reset algorithms that constantly try to recreate the initial image. The final animation happens in selected containers and is always a combination of two algorithms, one from each set. By regularly animating and partially resetting the pixels, a wide range of movement patterns appear.

Cargo is a responsive and pixel exact artwork and it will fill the screen on any display size, thus changing the total amount of used pixels accordingly. This results in the fact that the detail level in the artwork is changing depending on the dimensions. The overall structure is consistently stretching the x and y axis independently. Single containers scale along the dimensions and offer more pixels to render the patterns at a larger representation compared to a smaller representation. This behavior leads to a brilliance, perfect pixels, a crisp rendering with nothing like compression artifacts.

This software includes the [simplex noise](https://github.com/jwagner/simplex-noise.js) JavaScript implementation by Jonas Wagner and the [cellular noise](https://github.com/stegu/webgl-noise) GLSL code by Stefan Gustavson.