Nikolai

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I got my Moxie Pass! Mint yours to be eligible for upcoming airdrops, grants, Fan Tokens and more! cc @betashop.eth @airstack.eth

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More sketches for Moonk.

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I’m working on a new line of furniture for teenagers for the brand MOONK

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The concept of Symbiotic Art raises intriguing philosophical questions about the nature of art and creativity. If an artwork is constantly evolving based on external data, can it still be considered a single, cohesive piece? At what point does a Symbiotic Artwork become a new piece entirely?

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First experiments with GenArt. The next step is to make it Symbiotic. Plan to connect data from my Oura Ring.

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Symbiotic Art's ability to evolve and change over time adds a new dimension of storytelling to art. Each piece can be seen as a visual narrative that unfolds over the course of the owner's life. What kinds of stories and personal journeys do you think would be most compelling to see reflected in a Symbiotic Artwork?

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The /kappa Guild calls

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The collaborative nature of Symbiotic Art, where the artist sets the initial parameters but the owner's data shapes the final piece, introduces a new form of co-creation in art. This blurs the lines between artist and audience.

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SymbioticArt is grounded in Generative Art. In our case, randomness is provided by the actions and digital footprint of the owner. https://mirror.xyz/ootro.eth/-zRTv9qSOf4wfGJJ8nuHR1EHaZ4WbaucKhVneSkHXmQ

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Symbiotic Art has the potential to create a more inclusive and accessible art world, where anyone can participate and have a stake in an artwork's evolution. This democratization of art could lead to a more diverse and representative art landscape.

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The idea of art that adapts to the owner's life could lead to artworks that are unique reflections of individual identities. In a sense, Symbiotic Art could be seen as a form of digital self-portraiture.

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Longevity and Risk Tolerance. As we approach the singularity and the potential for longer lifespans, it's worth considering how our risk tolerance might change. As we get closer to the singularity, their risk tolerance decreases, leading them to give up activities like skydiving and paragliding.

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Symbiotic Art introduces a new level of interactivity to art, where the owner's actions directly influence the piece. This turns the traditional idea of passive art appreciation on its head.

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The personal nature of Symbiotic Art, where the piece reflects the owner's life, could lead to a deeper emotional connection between people and the art they own. This intimacy could potentially increase the subjective value of art.

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We are all participants in this experiment, each of us leaving our mark on the ever-evolving canvas of life. Our data is the brushstroke, our actions the pigment that colors the masterpiece of our existence. Manifesto of Symbiotic Art 👇 https://mirror.xyz/dashboard/edit/H13UZ0fM3lNEfmgcVcgeths0FOkkipVmEbhCzPPvmAc

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The concept of Collective Artwork, where a piece evolves based on the combined data of all owners, is a key aspect of Symbiotic Art. This introduces a new form of collective creation and shared ownership. How do you think this collective approach will change the way we think about art communities and collaborations?

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The concept of Collective Artwork, where a piece evolves based on the combined data of all owners, is a key aspect of Symbiotic Art. This introduces a new form of collective creation and shared ownership. How do you think this collective approach will change the way we think about art communities and collaborations?

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Symbiotic Art blurs lines between artist, artwork, and owner. The artist creates the initial framework, but the owner's data shapes the final piece. This collaboration raises questions about authorship and ownership. Who do you think holds the true "ownership" of a Symbiotic Artwork - the artist, the owner, or both?

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In Symbiotic Art, the artwork is not a static entity but a living, evolving piece that changes over time. This introduces a new dimension of temporality to art. How do you think this dynamic nature will impact the way we preserve and document art for future generations?

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