Artifakt
Art by Medusa
Artifakt blends the enduring qualities of avant-garde and constructivism with the emerging nature of digital art.
Artifakt is a generative art collection that explores the intersections between figures. A culmination of a code artwork that recaptures the constructivism spirit of the early 20th century. The collection's variety comes from a suite of color palettes, the quantity and type of forms and different aspect ratios to pursue this exploration of shapes. Each color palette is named after a representative artist of the constructivist style, honoring his legacy and leaving his mark on BTC Ordinals forever
A REDISCOVERY OF THE ORIGINS OF THE AVANT-GARDE AND CONSTRUCTIVISM MOVEMENTS.
Medusa a celebrated Spanish artist with a flair for blending abstract beauty with computational brilliance, this collection is a vibrant nod to the electrifying essence of the early 20th century's constructivist movement.
Within its framework, Artifakt transforms abstract concepts into dynamic visual expressions that challenge the conventional boundaries between the digital and the hand-drawn. By embracing the unique quirks of pencil lines, Artifakt stands as a tribute to an era, reinvented and expressed through the modern vernacular of generative design.
Contained within this exclusive array are 300 distinctive pieces, each chronicling Medusa's artistic voyage from 2013 to today. This collection not only showcases the evolution of digital craftsmanship but also celebrates the journey through a limited offering accessible only to Vivid collectors via an intimate sale on Discord. Artifakt is more than an art collection; it's an invitation to immerse oneself in a cultural renaissance of digital art, underscored by an intentionally selected community. For newcomers to the Vivid space, our gallery not only reveals an array of past collections but also opens the door to a community pushing the boundaries of digital art innovation.
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Medusa
Miguel Jimenez Benajes called Medusa, is a software engineer turned generative artist 2 years ago from Valencia, Spain.
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