Cryptoart

a recent conversation with @chi has me reflecting on the trash art movement i helped pioneer in 2020. 

back then, we challenged the status quo—pushing for open-source art, remix culture, and rejecting scarcity. it sparked backlash: censorship, bans, and hate. but today, these ideas have become standard across many platforms.

now i wonder—did i stop being the artist who challenges culture, or did culture catch up? i think the latter. creating art was always my focus; challenging the system was just a byproduct.

a recent conversation with @chi has me reflecting on the trash art movement i helped pioneer in 2020. 

back then, we challenged the status quo—pushing for open-source art, remix culture, and rejecting scarcity. it sparked backlash: censorship, bans, and hate. but today, these ideas have become standard across many platforms.

now i wonder—did i stop being the artist who challenges culture, or did culture catch up? i think the latter. creating art was always my focus; challenging the system was just a byproduct.

https://www.secondrealm.com/posts/trashart/

Can't wait to read more about censorship and cancelations :D