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the JPEGs Collector

is an art project that combines elements of the work of Edgar Degas, a French impressionist painter, with philosophical concepts of Immanuel Kant, a German philosopher.

The reference to Kant is linked to his theory of aesthetics, in particular his concept of "nominalism", which suggests that objects and concepts only have meaning to the extent that they are named and classified. In this context, the "JPEGs collector" project can be seen as an exploration of how digital images can be collected, classified and renamed to create new meanings and how their value is determined by their rarity, authenticity and demand.

2160 x 2802 px / mp4 / 59 s / 106 Mo / 12 fps  

10 éditions at 10 #xtz : piece N° 09/30 : collection #noumenon

a subrealist reread based on the masterpiece by : 
The Collector of Prints - Edgar Degas - 1866

Original works On view at : The MET, New York

803th minted pieces on @objktcom:

GM Fam´s 🤩 

the JPEGs Collector

is an art project that combines elements of the work of Edgar Degas, a French impressionist painter, with philosophical concepts of Immanuel Kant, a German philosopher.

The reference to Kant is linked to his theory of aesthetics, in particular his concept of "nominalism", which suggests that objects and concepts only have meaning to the extent that they are named and classified. In this context, the "JPEGs collector" project can be seen as an exploration of how digital images can be collected, classified and renamed to create new meanings and how their value is determined by their rarity, authenticity and demand.

2160 x 2802 px / mp4 / 59 s / 106 Mo / 12 fps  

10 éditions at 10 #xtz : piece N° 09/30 : collection #noumenon

a subrealist reread based on the masterpiece by : 
The Collector of Prints - Edgar Degas - 1866

Original works On view at : The MET, New York

803th minted pieces on @objktcom:
https://objkt.com/tokens/KT1Kekb7AwuZnKust7yQaGAYNM97bip6psEB/9

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Love the fusion of Degas and Kant in this project! The exploration of digital image collection and classification is both thought-provoking and visually appealing. Can't wait to see more of this subrealist reread! 