Pkok curated art

PKOK HYPERSUB AIRDROP #22

*Geometric*

"Geometric" showcases five artworks that explore the diverse interpretations of geometry across various mediums. Each piece highlights the intrinsic relationship between shape, space, and structure, inviting you to engage with the abstract beauty of form and balance.

Featuring photography by @zachlipp, generative art by @mbranson and @lammetje, gif art by @francoisegamma and @acidboy.

artist of the abstract, geometric + minimal. come hang out /mbranson

Photographer & Art Explorer   /dogwalk /aerial /art-collection

https://rodeo.club/@zachlipp/posts

Master of psychedelic abstraction.
https://acidboy.com

Creator, Collector, NFT addict, https://linktr.ee/lammetje

Digitally embodied entity using the internet to draw animated GIFS (for Netscape 3.04).

https://linktr.ee/francoisegamma

1. Zach Lipp @zachlipp is a Chicago based architectural and aerial photographer, as well as a well-known digital art collector. He shoots structures that pique his interest because of his strong love and appreciation for beautiful design and architecture. He has spent the last few years focusing and honing his skills for aerial photography.

Zach is also a well-known NFT collector, with thousands of works of art spanning a wide range of genres, subjects, styles and blockchains. Despite having an impressive personal collection of work over the years, Zach resisted introducing his works to the blockchain until the beginning of this year. The artwork featured in this airdrop is his iconic genesis on Base, ‘Color Swatch’, which was particularly well received given that it was minted in almost 2800 editions.

Art gallery into collecting & curating digital art  |  /pkok /pkokcurated  | https://www.hypersub.xyz/s/pkok-art-18ixo8us07ytc/1

2. M. Branson @mbranson is an artist whose work balances geometric abstraction and minimal expressionism, drawing inspiration from the world around us. Her art, described as “futuristic nostalgia,” captures fleeting moments between the past and the infinite, offering a unique lens on the interplay of memory and possibility. Before transitioning into the visual arts, Branson spent seven years as a firefighter and paramedic, an experience that profoundly shaped her perspective.

Branson’s practice spans analog and digital drawing, as well as experiments with generative tools like JavaScript, Processing, and p5.js. Her recent foray into curated generative art has further demonstrated her ability to unite the beauty of what has been with the promise of what could be, crafting works that resonate with both tension and possibility.

3. Jeroen Lam @lammetje is one of the more prolific creative coders who has published his art on @fxhash since the early beta days. As an award–winning web designer and developer for nearly 25 years, Jeroen thinks in code and works with it as his main medium. 

His creative process usually starts with an idea for a few lines of code, aiming for a specific visual effect that fits the theme he is exploring. Then, he consecutively adds more and more details until the result matches his initial vision.

4. Francoise Gamma @francoisegamma is a digitally embodied entity using the internet to draw GIFs (for Netscape 3.04). His work has appeared on Kanye West’s blog, in solo exhibitions, and all around the internet for over 30 years.

He’s known for his digital drawings of animated, contorted, and mutated bodies; this has been his main form of experimentation with narrativity —also an object of investigation —while immersed in Literary Studies at the University of Barcelona. Francoise has worked professionally on the internet since 1995.

5. Pat Cantin, also known as Acid Boy @acidboy, is a Montréal-based digital artist, music producer, painter, and photographer who describes himself as a "visual sorcerer" and “a master of psychedelic abstraction”. His art is defined by mesmerizing illusions crafted through intricate shapes and patterns, paired with bright, flashy colors that provoke and challenge the viewer. While fully digital, Acid Boy’s work feels strikingly organic, with hypnotic, meditative movements that draw audiences into his surreal visual worlds.

A fearless experimenter, Acid Boy pushes the boundaries of digital art through his glitch creations, often born from deliberate coding errors and crashes. By embracing the imperfections and chaos of bad coding, he transforms technical mishaps into stunning, immersive pieces. This innovative approach, combined with his bold aesthetic, makes Acid Boy’s work an unforgettable exploration of the vibrant and the unexpected.

Details Pkok Hypersub Airdrop #22:

Color Swatch By @zachlipp 
Edition Size: 2778
Last sale: 0.0005 ETH
Floor: 0.008 ETH

Leap dd - By @mbranson 
Edition Size: 197
Last sale: 0.0005 ETH
Floor: -

Luminance 5 - By @lammetje 
Edition Size: 33
Last sale: -
Floor: -

L17 - By @francoisegamma 
Edition Size: 130
Last sale: 0.0005 ETH
Floor: -

Cocentric 0 -By @acidboy 
Edition Size: 475
Last sale: 0.0005 ETH
Floor: 0.01 ETH

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Thanks! A little surprise for our subscribers!

Oh helllll ya. The genesis piece from @zachlipp 

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