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Aleksey Ustinov, also known as Aleks Ustya @alekustn, is a photographer and generative artist whose work embodies the elegance of algorithmic storytelling. His last collection- 'Ripples', inspired by the endless motion of water, is a stunning example of recursive complexity, where each piece unfolds through layered iterations, never repeating yet always connected. Aleks describes his process as an endless cycle of experimentation—only one in a thousand tests might evolve into a fully realized collection, making each work a rare, deliberate discovery.
The intricate generative cycles in his art encourage viewers to return, uncovering new depths and hidden patterns with every interaction. In this way, Aleks transforms digital art into an ongoing conversation—one where meaning shifts, details emerge, and the experience never quite settles. 2 replies
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Paul Prudence @paul-prudence, a UK-based generative artist, writer, and audiovisual creator, bridges sound and geometry through his work. Known for integrating art with natural and procedural elements, Paul‘s pieces have graced intermedia arts festivals worldwide and his blog Dataisnature delved into the intersection of natural phenomena, computing, and art, informing his approach to generative work.
Paul has released his art on multiple chains. Eth hosts iconic collections like Semiograph, Text.ile, and Waeveform, while Tezos showcases his innovative manipulation of digital aesthetics through Typewriter Drawings. 1 reply
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