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flintpope 🗣️
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A masterpiece is an old fashioned art term for a work completed by an artist at the top of their game. Or perhaps an artist who is now dead so suddenly ALL their works are deemed masterpieces to inflate their value... Is it possible for a living artist to produce a masterpiece? I am not sure. I reckon Damien Hirst thinks his Shark in Formaldehyde is one, or his Jewel Skull. Somehow I don't think Tracy Emin regards her tent as one. I think some of the definition of a "living masterpiece" rests on how big the artist's ego is. I reality I think a masterpiece is a piece of work that transcends its own time and resonates with future generations of viewers. May I suggest that any of Monet's Water Lilies could be considered masterpieces for this reason? How about Picasso's Guernica, Goya's The Third of May, Rothko's Black on Maroon? God, I sound like an art teacher...
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I work very quickly with a piece of generative software called Noisedeck to create animated gifs that use various layered visual generators to produce complex looping abstract imagery. I hope to produce the kind of image one may get when falling asleep or waking up. I am currently obsessed with creating The Perfect Loop where the eye doesn't notice the join. My images are most certainly influenced by the pixel artists, lo-fi glitch-makers and proper generative coders out there on the NFT web but I hope to have created something of my own groove within these genres, somewhere between these Three Pillars of NFT Wisdom. I also rather love the simplicity and bluntly abstract visual imagery of the very famous Mark Rothko. Specific NFT artists who have influenced me, in no particular order are @nbswwit @daturascore.eth @gogolitus @thisisgonz @stc @winterbloed @chepertom ... continues
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Loved reading this interview! Very cool to learn more about you and your work, and thanks so much for the shout out. Happy to know you like my work too! 🫂🤟
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You are very kind. I have always nurtured an obsession to somehow reproduce the fluid motion you got on this piece below that I collected a while back. I am getting there slowly I think... (no coding) https://objkt.com/tokens/hicetnunc/850891 PULSE
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