SZNS by JakNFT x Kotegawa

SZNS #230

SZNS #182

SZNS #180

SZNS #62

SZNS #35

[alignDRAW](https://aligndraw.fellowship.xyz/) (2015). The first text-to-image artwork.

By early 2015, neural networks had mastered the art of 'image-to-text' and could create natural language captions for images. Flipping this process, and turning text into image, was a much more complex challenge solved by 19-year old prodigy Elman Mansimov's alignDRAW model.


Fellowship is pleased to present a special release of **fully on-chain*** NFTs of this historical artwork, containing all the original 32x32 pixel images created in 2015.

*These images represent the birth of text prompt AI generated imagery.* - Darius Himes, Christies

*alignDRAW images can be compared to the first fixed photographs taken by Nipce in 1826-1827.* - Dr Lev Manovich

*We created an architecture that allows for the progressive on-chain storage of data and images, strategically addressing the challenge of high gas costs at launch through a phased roll-out that capitalizes on periods of lower gas prices.

alignDRAW

[alignDRAW](https://aligndraw.fellowship.xyz/) - the first text-to-image artwork from 2015.

By early 2015, neural networks had mastered the art of 'image-to-text' and could create natural language captions for images. Flipping this process, and turning text into image, was a much more complex challenge solved by 19-year old prodigy Elman Mansimov's alignDRAW model.

Fellowship is pleased to present a special release of both print editions and **fully on-chain** NFTs of this historical artwork, containing all the original images created in 2015.

*"alignDRAW images can be compared to the first fixed photographs taken by Niepce in 1826-1827."* 
Dr Lev Manovich

*"These images represent the birth of text prompt AI generated imagery."* 
Darius Himes, Christie's

A yellow school bus is walking across a green grass field #86

8NAP ART Season One Mint Pass

8NAP Art is driven by a deep commitment to the artist community. Our mission is to put artists first, empowering them to realize their full potential and achieve unprecedented success. Our curated selection of top-tier artists offers collectors unparalleled access to exceptional works. By connecting premier collectors with established artists, 8NAP ART enhances the art collecting journey, and strives to be the gold standard in the industry. Our vision is to create a dedicated space for premier collectors to acquire exceptional art from the world"s top generative artists and elevate the art collecting experience.

8NAP ART Season One Mint Pass #93

Crea Genesis Collection

The official [CREA](https://www.creawearables.xyz) Airdrop Vault! The first exclusive airdroped collection of wearable NFTs and your gateway into the world of digital wearable fashion, powered by Blockchain technology, engineered for AR and blurring the boundaries between physical and digital realms 

Phantom Shoes

Distance is a series of computational artworks created by French artist William Mapan, generated randomly on chain. Volume 5 of The Los Angeles County Museum of Arts Remembrance of Things Future initiative, in which contemporary artists experimenting with blockchain technology are invited to respond to works in the museum, Distance is Mapans homage to Paul Klees iconic 1914 watercolor, In the Kairouan Style, Transposed in a Moderate Way, in LACMAs encyclopedic collection. Made in support of LACMA's Art and Technology Lab in collaboration with Cactoid Labs, Distance is an exploration of color, form and the ability of code to give rise to painterly, organic textures that resolve into abstracted aerial landscapes. Distance is about standing back from what you see. I was reflecting on my past works and it is always about my personal experience. It is about seeing the bigger picture.

Distance by William Mapan

Distance #53

Post Photographic Perspectives is Fellowship's inaugural group show celebrating a new wave of innovation in photography.

Simon Raion's photographs seduce the viewers' gaze while, at the same time, distancing us (even as the figures in the frame fluctuate between succumbing to and fighting against the frame). Raion offers us oddly stagnant scenes that appear to be overcrowded sweatshops, or isolation wards, or shantytowns, or cluttered dorm rooms, or questionable massage parlors, or industrial wastes. 

But we have the uncomfortable sensation that we are being confronted by the ubiquitous but unseen Other in a Sartrean universe which is our own. An Other who refuses to be color-coded into gender-specific hues or interactions. How many pink-garbed people can pile into a pink car going nowhere, in images that partake equally of Edward Hopper, Hieronymus Bosch and Marx (Brothers)."" Dr. Linda C. Ehrlich

Pink. Unidentified. Such a Useless Color! by Simon Raion

"Simon Raion's photographs seduce the viewers' gaze while, at the same time, distancing us (even as the figures in the frame fluctuate between succumbing to and fighting against the frame). Raion offers us oddly stagnant scenes that appear to be overcrowded sweatshops, or isolation wards, or shantytowns, or cluttered dorm rooms, or questionable massage parlors, or industrial wastes. But we have the uncomfortable sensation that we are being confronted by the ubiquitous but unseen Other in a Sartrean universe which is our own. An Other who refuses to be color-coded into gender-specific hues or interactions. How many pink-garbed people can pile into a pink car going nowhere, in images that partake equally of Edward Hopper, Hieronymus Bosch and Marx (Brothers)." Dr. Linda C. Ehrlich






 Year: 2023

Edition: NFT 1 of 1

Copyright:  2023 Simon Raion. All Rights Reserved.

License: CC BY-NC-ND 4.0

Pink. Unidentified. Such a Useless Color! #019

Post Photographic Perspectives II: Acceptable Realities is Fellowship's second group show celebrating a new wave of innovation in AI video and photography.

De La Naught is a post-photographic animation series that breathes life into sequences of still frames, revealing captivating and perpetually evolving worlds. Rooted in a childlike sense of wonder, it intertwines subjects and abstractions with themes that both threaten and embrace the intricate tapestry of the human condition.

Through this 100-piece collection, generated using a variety of distinctively trained personal diffusion models, PUBLIKFRUIT seeks to understand which images leave an imprint on our minds, and how they may evolve to challenge our perceptions. Each frame exerts its influence on the next, weaving together harmoniously to embody a lifetime of experiences, of realized and unrealized thoughts.

De La Naught by PUBLIKFRUIT

De La Naught is a post-photographic animation series that breathes life into sequences of still frames, revealing captivating and perpetually evolving worlds. Rooted in a childlike sense of wonder, it intertwines subjects and abstractions with themes that both threaten and embrace the intricate tapestry of the human condition.

Through this 100-piece collection, generated using a variety of distinctively trained personal diffusion models, PUBLIKFRUIT seeks to understand which images leave an imprint on our minds, and how they may evolve to challenge our perceptions. Each frame exerts its influence on the next, weaving together harmoniously to embody a lifetime of experiences, of realized and unrealized thoughts.

Ocean Spray

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gm. studio presents 'Mind the Gap' by MountVitruvius, a generative series inspired by childhood memories, play and exploration.

This collection is the first to be featured on the generative art platform gm. studio

It consists of 999 pieces & launched on Feb 5th 2022.


Mind the Gap by MountVitruvius

A generative series inspired by childhood memories, play and exploration. The program can use a variety of motions, collision types, colour processes, palettes and scales to create a wide range playful output.

Mind the Gap #602

Mind the Gap #663

RASTER by itsgalo

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*Screens no longer only frame and display virtual spacetime. Connected together and surrounding us on all sides, their framings and displays have also opened, activated, and added another spatiotemporal dimension to the four in which all of us live.*
Vivian Sobchack, *From Screen-Scape to Screen-Sphere: A Meditation in Medias Res*

An exploration of a technical concept I call "pixel overpainting."

Rasterized procedural brush strokes with low transparency slowly layer themselves over each other in a rhythmic loop until they achieve colorful equilibrium. They continue to overpaint themselves endlessly. The resulting color mixtures are then quantized and dithered to separate them into patches of pixels that recall the discrete materiality of the screen: a strictly digital variation on color field painting. The resulting texture is not a skeuomorphic grain but an overt reference to the universe of screens that surround us every day. Electric light arranged in a grid, fluttering and flickering everywhere all the time.

Please allow a few minutes for the colors to reach equilibrium.
For best results use Chrome browser with enabled webGL and hardware acceleration. Though it is encouraged to explore the subtleties in viewing the same pixels on different hardware and software to reflect on the subjectivity of contemporary computer graphics and the materiality of CPUs, GPUs, resolutions, pixel densities, browser APIs, and other medium-specific entropy.

Press "1", "2", "4", "8" to change pixel sizes.
Press "p" or click canvas to pause/resume.
Press "s" to grab a still frame.
Press "r" to re-paint.

Collectors will be eligible to receive a signed gicle print of a still frame of their mint as well as high-resolution looping media in GIF or lossless video format.
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RASTER #120

Sensation: Elements

Created in Cinema 4D  
Rendered in Octane Renderer  
500 samples / 3240x4050 px - 72 dpi

Sensation #07

Sensation #17

[ Serendipity |  ]

The chill in the air, crisp and clear,  
The snow-covered streets, so austere,  
The quietness broken by a passing deer,  
A moment of magic, so sincere.

The lanterns flicker, casting shadows tall,  
As the snowflakes continue to fall,  
The beauty of this moment, standing so small,  
A serendipitous memory, cherished by all.

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By: Ilan Derech  
Edition of: 30 pieces  
Location: Kyoto, Japan  
Shot on: Leica Q2  
Year: 2023     