Hola amigos!
Time for another weekly digest. Here are 5 things worth sharing about the digital art world:
1. Last week, I recorded the first podcast episode.
For the second episode, I’ll be joined by 0xFAR, a generative artist and entrepreneur creating on Bitcoin Ordinals.
It will be recorded on Twitter Spaces 👉 Set a reminder.
The next episode will be recorded on Twitter Spaces 👉 Set a reminder.
2. Humans Being by and a mysterious artist.
Humans Being — an AI-curated series — delves into the complex relationship between humanity, technology, and perception. Read the full story here.
Pre-sale: July 10
Public sale: July 11
Artist reveal: after the public sale.
Humans Being by Blind Gallery. Read the collection story here.
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3. [Upcoming Collection] Most Accidents Happen at Home by Jonas Lund via Wildxyz
Most Accidents Happen at Home is a collection of 3D artworks that explores the dissonance between real and imagined physics across both tangible and virtual environments. Each artwork is composed of a series of teetering towers of common house-hold objects arranged in seemingly impossible or maybe just highly improbable balancing configurations.
Most Accidents Happen at Home by Jonas Lund.
I’m excited to share a new allowlist opportunity in partnership with Wildxyz. Fill out the Pre Mint form below for a chance to win a spot.
Deadline July 11, 11 am CET.
4. Agent Story by Roope Rainisto
The creator of Life In West America shared a Fully text-to-video generated.
No init images and no init videos were used to put it together.
5. [Interesting Read] The Artists Who Rewired Web 2, published On Right Click Save
A generation of female creators has been challenging algorithmic domination for years, writes Nina Knaack 👉 Read now.
Until next time,
- Kaloh
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