Sample. Blend. Recirculate. Repeat.

tezos

Learn colors and forms from plants.

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privacy used to be a setting. now it’s a survival skill. your chats train models. your location prices products. your habits build profiles. your private life becomes content. and somehow the “paranoid” people were the only ones reading the room early. the weirdest part is that corporations and governments are now quietly confirming everything they mocked 5 years ago.

Let it Rain // natural inks, cyanotype, a rain ritual. Last edition sold, now at secondary. @objktcom

got this great trippy abstract piece by @connectedoom

✦ Auction Highlights ACTZ ✦ For September with @artcommissiontz, @spike_0124, @deltasauce, @lampwrecked_ & @basseadx selected five artists each to create new unique works around the theme "Saudade". Discover some of the live auctions in their last hours ↓

2/ ✦ Selected by @lampwrecked_ ✦ → Humarette by @eloychaperon, top bid 140 tez by ZaV → September Unterstrich 2 PUNKT GIF by @connectedoom, top bid 100 tez

“The domestic birth of Venus” • Searching for the birthplace of Venus in every ward, only to be told by Mother: Why go so far? We have Venus right here at home.🐚✨ • Available in @TransientLabs 1/1

We’ll be in conversation with Jon Rafman @jonrafman inside Loop, in collaboration with @icamiami Maybe you’ve entered Loop many times; maybe you’ve never been inside. Either way, everyone is invited to participate from anywhere in the world. Reserve your spot here: loopart.link/wZJ2c3rF or simply enter Loop at the scheduled date and time. As our current guest artist, Jon Rafman joins Cohort 22 each week, supporting the development of the artists’ work through conversation and feedback. This time, he’ll be speaking about his own practice. Working across video, sculpture, installation, and virtual environments, Rafman examines how digital technologies transform identity, memory, desire, and social relationships. Drawing from video games, online communities, internet subcultures, and AI-generated imagery, his work reveals the strange, intimate, and often unsettling ways we inhabit digital worlds.