BUGGED GAZE

This Gentk is waiting to be signed by Fxhash Signer module

[WAITING TO BE SIGNED] BUGGED GAZE #48

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Genomes

Genomes exist at the overlap of an untold potential diversity and the actions of the explorers who are given the ability to observe.

We invite you to breed exclusive specimen, born from the mix of genomes engineered in another reality.

This project's release mechanism is an important component of its whole. At its genesis, this universe holds a superposition of a rich and never-seen ecosystem. Yet only a small subset of its essence will see the light of day: as modern explorers observe more and more speciesits potential finally collapses a month later.

Each discovered specie will have its genome forever inscribed on the blockchain where it may be studied by researchers in the future.

Beware: be prepared for what you may find.

Genomes #123

Genomes #122

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Divergence by Loren Bednar

DIVERGENCE
Divergence, a never-ending abstract motion work, reacts to audio and touch inputs.  Dive into stacks of deterministic layers to explore emerging patterns, and fine-tune the audio reactivity to your preferences.  

You may wish to use the controls to wander within Divergence until the aesthetic feels right to you, or complements your audio input.  Navigating the art in this way gives a tangible window into my artistic process.  My aesthetic is influenced by the music I listen to as I code. I enjoy experimenting and looking for the art in the algorithm.  This can mean playing with overarching ideas, but also making many small changes until I find consistent visual appeal over a range of outputs.  

Divergence exhibits animations changing over time in expanding, textural layers.  It elaborates on concepts Ive developed in previous works: my approach to color in phase; linear motion in Parade; interlacing lines and expansion/contraction in Kaleidoscope; and the noise textures of Sift.  Newly explored is continuous animation with touch and audio inputs, which affect the viewing position in time and space.  

A common quip in the Art Blocks community is that motion art has a penalty. Many enjoy a final product that is printable to frame at home.  As technology advances, I believe it is equally important to create work that can only exist on a screen, and is unique to digital art. Larger displays are catching up to the artistic space and becoming more accessible, but I also want my work to be approachable immediately.  Keeping the code lean and performant allows it to run well on a range of screen sizes and processor powers, from mobile devices to multi-story displays.  There has been discussion that a body of motion work takes a long time to sift through, as it needs to be viewed live.  In consideration of this, I made Divergence immersive, rather than a static experience. I want the extra time spent with it to be fun and entertaining.  

Usage: Navigate left/right to traverse the timeline; navigate up/down to travel through the layers and expand/contract the patterns.  Please see Display Notes for further instructions (user input, audio reactivity, url parameters).  Accessibility is important to me, so Divergence accepts inputs from touch, keyboard, mouse, and gaming controllers with an analog stick.  

*Photosensitive seizure warning: These artworks contain flashing colors and moving patterns.

Divergence #37

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Wavelet Flats

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Divergence #89

Parade by Loren Bednar

In this optical parade, motion is created from the harmonious expansion and contraction of colorful bars. Click to pause. *Photosensitive seizure warning: These artworks contain flashing colors and moving patterns. Dutch auction starting at 2 Eth and proceeding through the following tiers every 5 minutes until a resting price of .5 Eth is reached: 2 -> 1.5 -> 1  -> .5

Parade #338

DUST

In the depths of the Luminar Caves, phosphorescent fungi painted the subterranean world in a surreal, ever-changing kaleidoscope of colors.

DUST #13 - Luminar

[Wild Signature Collection](https://wild.xyz/mitchell-f-chan/the-boys-of-summer/)

Description: [The Boys of Summer](https://boysofsummer.chan.gallery/) is a digital game artwork and generative PFP collection by Mitchell F. Chan that investigates our worlds favorite pastime: the quantification of self. With an irreverent, provocative lens, using baseball characters and statistics as the creative medium, the work prompts us to examine our own value system and our inherent biases that shape our potential in how society decides what - and who - is successful. 

About the Artist: [Mitchell F. Chan](https://wild.xyz/mitchell-f-chan/)

Follow Mitchell: [@MitchellFChan](https://twitter.com/mitchellfchan)

Follow Wild: [@Wildxyz](https://twitter.con/wildxyz)

The Boys of Summer by Mitchell F. Chan

The Boys of Summer is a transmedia art project about the quantified self, data as commodity, and baseball. The 999 PFPs in the project begin their existence free from almost all attribute or trait data. Build a story for Sally by connecting to [boysofsummer.chan.gallery](https://boysofsummer.chan.gallery)

Sally Castro

Tide Predictor by LoVid

LoVids signature video work mixes handmade analog synthesizers with digital tools in immersive Red, Green, and Blue (RGB) compositions that celebrate luminosity, chaos, relationships between craft and engineering, and connections between body and tech.
 
Tide Predictor, LoVids first onchain generative work, builds a bridge from video synthesizer patches to algorithmic code-derived imagery. This collection is formally and technically inspired by hardware-based image generation, and places experimental moving-image, circuit boards, and electrical signal-based video art at the conceptual roots of generative art.

Tide Predictor is a modular video synthesizer patch model, designed to reflect the analog spirit by working with three channels: RGB. Tide Predictor reimagines NTSC-encoded, oscillator driven electrical current based video synthesis while adding digital randomness/unpredictability, and transformations based on code, along with each mints unique content.
 
In the late 19th century, mechanical analog computers used rhythm and repetition to anticipate the rise and fall of water levels. In addition to tides, which are low frequency oscillations of the ocean, higher frequency changes or waves are frequently discussed in reference to both water and electrical signals. By working with looping - and explicitly addressing the period (=1/frequency) for each RGB color - Tide Predictor extends analogies between the flow of water and the flow of electricity.

LoVids Tide Predictor brings these relationships from the blockchain, through your screen, straight to your retina!

Tide Predictor #241

"Seize the Meebs" heeds Punk 6529's call to action. This collection will propagate the four pillars of what we think makes Meebits great: Provenance, Utility, Mass Appeal, and Metaversability!

SeizeTheMeebs

"Playtime" captures the pure happiness that comes with childhood play. I see Meebits as playful and innocent, like little toys themselves. The choice of the Visitor reminds the viewers of our inherent yearning to engage in play and fully embrace our individuality.

Playtime

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Chromie Squiggle by Snowfro

Simple and easily identifiable, each squiggle embodies the soul of the Art Blocks platform. Consider each my personal signature as an artist, developer, and tinkerer. Public minting of the Chromie Squiggle is permanently paused. They are now reserved for manual distribution to collectors and community members over a longer period of time. Please visit OpenSea to explore Squiggles available on the secondary market. 