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Send/Receive explores the interconnected nature of community through an on-chain network visualization. Each artwork represents a unique node in the Art Blocks ecosystem, with connections forming based on collector relationships and transaction histories. The generative algorithm creates dynamic visual networks that evolve as the community grows, celebrating the bonds that unite collectors across the platform. Each artwork is alive to the global state of the network. Block by block, the balance between “sending” and “receiving” across all tokens determines what each piece displays. As collectors change their settings, the entire network shifts in real time. Collectors begin by creating a 64×64 pixel character, a personal sprite, to represent themselves on the network. Optionally, they can compose a simple four-track audio tune to accompany their sprite. This can be done through the Art Blocks interface, which records and submits the creation directly to the blockchain, or through the fully on-chain editors embedded in the artwork itself, allowing collectors to generate a data string and manually update their token via Etherscan.

he strongest cults weren’t built by chance They were built by destiny: the great minds choosing to gather in one place Holders of my collection will form the next high-value circle: top builders, founders, creators, influencers, and those whose presence changes outcomes Being surrounded by a network like this is already elite utility, and this is just the first layer Btw, did someone just say “token”?

Welcome to Roustabouts — the bar that shelters 187 faces you don’t forget. Each one hand-drawn, each one carrying the kind of reputation you don’t put on paper. A free mint for Normie holders. 187 says enough… if you know, you know.

A series of 54 unique artworks exploring identity in the digital age, each piece blends human emotion with futuristic aesthetics in playing-card inspired portraits.

Diggly Collects All is a fully on-chain generative art project that transforms the timeless joy of discovery and curation into a creative activity on the blockchain. The token holder plays the role of Diggly - an imaginary digging creature who scours the land in search of rare finds. Upon gathering an assortment of natural treasures, Diggly arranges them into a fancy collection of items on a shelf to display to the world. Part simulation, part artwork, each token represents a completely unique and deterministic world full of unexpected finds and creative exploration. Using the Post Parameters feature on the Art Blocks platform, the player's assembled collection becomes designated as the ownership-defining token artwork. Diggly Collects All is more than a standard artwork edition—it is a celebration of searching, finding, arranging, and sharing. It invites every holder to become an explorer, to dig through the private corner of their deterministic world, and to leave a permanent, personal mark on the blockchain.

Bearacles is a playful world of adorable characters and collectible adventures.

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In the digital era, the dominant platforms such as Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, and Amazon have perfected the art of value extraction through closed ecosystems. These corporations have transformed user data into their most valuable commodity, capturing and centralizing the intelligence, behavior, and preferences of billions.

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Serpent State by renowned digital artist Emily Xie is a limited-edition Art Basel Miami Beach release that explores movement, symmetry, and the generative logic that defines her acclaimed practice. Presented as 80 digital editions, the release is accessed through a specially designed NFC-enabled Art Card. Each identical card assigns its collector a digital Serpent State edition and unlocks eligibility to purchase a matching hand-signed and hand-numbered fine-art print.

Tomato Ace has been roaming the world ever since he came into contact with some mysterious chemicals that made him want to become a professional athlete, so he has been trying out different sports to find the one he could compete in. But during the Christmas season, he likes to take a break and play sports only for fun. And just like every other high-spirited being, he loves to spread joy by adding colorful decorations to every surface he can reach. So, there should be no surprises when they announce the names on the Naughty and Nice list, especially since they are stored permanently on the Arweave permaweb and include all the details of the 10000 odd tomatoes with their various equipment.

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Bringing Archive Fashion OnChain - Digital Try On. Digital Museum & Physical Storage Solution. LEGENDARY HUMANITY operates a proprietary end-to-end system that transforms rare, authenticated garments into high-fidelity digital assets. From verification to 3D scanning, NFT minting, and secure storage, every step is designed for precision and permanence. This infrastructure ensures that each piece is not only preserved physically but also brought to life digitally—ready for trade, display, or redemption in a fully transparent, on-chain environment.

Drawings for a Monument is a generative series exploring the development of a minimalist monument to Art Blocks. Each drawing pays tribute to a different project from the Curated collection, examining its color expression within a linear framework. The algorithm translates the chromatic identity of each Curated project into hand-drawn geometric studies with pencil guidelines, painted rectangles, and black outlines. In addition to being a creative endeavor, Drawings for a Monument is a personal reflection on my role at Art Blocks and the opportunities I've had to work with other generative artists on the platform. The drawings are equal parts technical investigation and emotional introspection as a way to more fully understand my history with Art Blocks over the last five years. Drawings for a Monument also marks a full circle moment in my own artistic career, connecting the digital techniques I use today with where I started as an artist – as a painter working with traditional materials. The digital outputs replicate how I work by hand, using rulers and flat brushes for precision and methodically mixing colors from a core set of paints. In the end, the full series of drawings becomes the monument itself. Together, they form both a personal archive and a collective tribute to the first five years of Art Blocks and its Curated collection.