// the art

THE ART

Photography, glitch, and generative work: scattered across five platforms. Here's all of it in one place.

// superrare: flagship, since 2019

one of ones

Where it started, and where most of the archive still lives: 301 creations and counting, all signed with the wallet that made them.

Black and white photograph of a wrought iron gate between two brick buildings, titled Gated Entertainment.
Gated Entertainmentphotography
RGB channel-shifted glitch portrait in green and magenta, titled Broken Vision.
Broken Visionglitch
Black and white photograph of a graffiti-covered dumpster in an alley, titled Discarded Memories.
Discarded Memoriesphotography
Orange and cyan datamosh glitch photograph of a demolition site, titled It's Great.
It's Greatglitch
Black and white photograph of dead flower seed heads against a grey sky, titled Death of an Uprising.
Death of an Uprisingphotography
Digital collage piece titled Presenting the Bull.
Presenting the Bulldigital

// p:x: generative, on art blocks

project 54

A long-form generative series on Art Blocks, built with @DaimAlYad (wouldn't have launched it without SnowFro's encouragement early on). 384 editions because P is the 16th letter and X is the 24th: 16 × 24 = 384. Colors and forms drawn from a fixed on-chain palette, output different every time.

P:X generative output, black and yellow abstract linework, edition 231.
P:X #231generative
P:X generative output, black and yellow abstract linework, edition 89.
P:X #89generative
P:X generative output, abstract linework.
P:X #54000118generative
P:X generative output, abstract linework.
P:X #54000326generative
P:X generative output, abstract linework, edition 368.
P:X #368generative
P:X generative output, abstract linework.
P:X #54000019generative

// objkt: tezos

the other chain

Glitch and static work minted on Tezos: same obsession with the break in the signal, a fraction of the gas. Once sent 50+ pieces to collectors for under 1 tez combined. Felt like the old days.

Magenta and gold datamosh abstraction, titled Broken Crayons.
Broken Crayonsglitch
Grayscale glitch piece with the word TEAM emerging from noise.
Team Glitchglitch
Static-textured photograph of a chain-link fence, titled Vantage Point.
Vantage Pointglitch / photography
Abstract glitch piece titled Enlarged Opinions.
Enlarged Opinionsglitch

// rarible: picture this

picture this

A dedicated photography collection, minted through my own contract instead of leaving it on someone else's. If I'm going to sign something, I want it to actually be my signature.

Black and white photograph of an alley strung with power lines, titled The Alley of Decision.
The Alley of Decisionphotography
Photograph of a yellow and black graffiti-covered alley wall, titled That Yellow Alley.
That Yellow Alleyphotography
Photo-manipulation piece titled Dripping With Expectations.
Dripping With Expectationsphotography
Photo-manipulation piece titled A Space All Our Own.
A Space All Our Ownphotography
Photo-manipulation piece titled Book Club.
Book Clubphotography
Photo-manipulation piece titled She Said Yes.
She Said Yesphotography

// rarible: no filter required

no filter required

A contract built specifically to protect royalties against marketplaces that strip them. As I put it when OpenSea started routing around them: "They are leveraging royalties which rightfully belong to creatives in order to lock us into their marketplace. It's extortion." No operator filter required. No compromise.

Surreal photo composite of an old television on a desert road, titled On the Road to Financial Freedom.
On the Road to Financial Freedomglitch
Text-based static and noise piece reading Operator Filter Required.
No Operator Filter Requiredglitch

// opensea: everything, aggregated

the full trading history

Fifteen platforms. Somewhere north of 900 collectors and counting. Primary and secondary sales well past $500K. Every mint, every sale, every platform above: OpenSea keeps one ledger of all of it, if you want to check the math yourself.

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