tinyrainboot

it's been bothering me for a while that the current "meta" in the digital-art-on-the-blockchain world is to give your work away for, essentially, free. i was trying to make peace with it. because let's be real, there's a bit of a stockholm syndrome thing going on here. i have audiences on platforms like zora and rodeo, and i'm scared to bite the hand that's been feeding me (when you're starving, the smallest crumb tastes good). "if only i could grow my following on those platforms," i'd tell ...

The human component of AI art is what makes it valuable. So could it be, that rather than witnessing the death of artistry as we know it, we are witnessing its modern renaissance? Instead of focusing on aesthetics, we are being given a chance to redefine the meaning of art and where we can take it.

This is my submission for Claire Silver’s 7th AI contest. The final piece is an AR experience, found at the below QR/link.https://flowcode.com/p/JVtI...