Glorious art makes us feel something, even when our brain struggles to make sense of what we are seeing. Our brain deconstructs elements or groups colours, lines and shapes together in an effort to answer the question ‘what does this remind me of?’ When it finds a match in its archives of memories, feelings and […]
Apes with weapons is the literally translation of the art collection name ‘Affe Mit Waffe’ by Real Vision Bot. Unlike most AI that attempts to convince us of its power for good, Real Vision Bot makes it clear they are the irresponsible kind. That probably explains why this collection of apes are raising AK47’s above […]
Selecting the first artworks to mint on Foundation sets an artists baseline for what collectors might expect. From a back catalog of choice, what to choose? Bohomonk Bohomonk studies & experiments on fine-arts and editorial photography. He explores art through style frames, scars and literature. Bohomonk selected a right hand pressed against a foggy glass […]
‘Probably nothing’ are two words tweeted in irony when understating the significance of an event in the world of Web 3.0. Jake has minted the phrase by turning ‘probably nothing’ into an NFT that includes lifetime access and discounts to the new Web3 marketplace Americana Technologies. Probably nothing is probably something. Probably Nothing #1 of […]
Ayla combines three visual elements into an unexpected visual symphony that captures the essence of nature and the female form. The force of the ocean waves are faced full frontal by Ayla in Bodyscape, a three-part series exploring the ocean as a metaphor for the unconscious mind. The sand dunes of Bodyscape II match the […]
Navaneeth Kishor captures the natural beauty encountered on his adventures through India. Navene’s travel diary is an OpenSea collection titled ‘My Travel Diary‘ and puts you right there with Navene, in places you’d rarely discover on your own. Camels of Nubra Valley by Navaneeth on OpenSea marketplace ‘These are some of my finest images of […]
Where we live determines much of what we experience. Fortunately for us, Greg Whitton shares many of the moments his lens focusses on the landscapes and seascapes of the United Kingdom. The first photograph ‘Fossil’ was captured at nearly 3,000 feet of altitude on the Isle of Arran, located a couple of hours west of […]
Fractal patterns are all around us because nature is made from fractal shapes. Look at those trees or the streams that meander towards the coastline, they are naturally occurring fractal patterns. Mountain ranges, clouds and of course, seashells are all fractals too. A fractal is simply a never ending pattern. Computers are good at creating […]
We abandon buildings that are no longer serving us, yet time keeps ticking for what remains behind, providing an alluring attraction for urban explorers like Andy Schwetz to capture on camera. Sonata of memories by Andy Schwetz on Foundation marketplace Andy Schwetz I travel through a hidden world to find the beauty of decay and […]
Photoyogi doesn’t limit his creativity to a singular style, instead tell his story through photographs across a range of styles. He does have a couple of favourites with aviation and architecture at the top of the list. Although if you search further afield, you’ll find more styles such as PhotoYogi’s street level photography 1 of […]