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By apbryant
By apbryant
This is another iteration of the Teotihuacan concept, named after and inspired by the ancient city by the same name. In this image and others like it, circles instead of squares are used in the recursively generated grids, adding a softness to the shapes reminiscent of the warmth and character of the life within them. In addition, I assigned colors similarly to the mapping technique generative artist Tyler Hobbs outlined in his essay My Artistic Process: Haecceity Series. This creates pockets of bold and neutral color. Each circle and grid has its own personality, yet the all of them together are greater than the sum of their parts. The image was generated using a generative art program written in Clojure.
Purchasing this NFT will allow you to receive a professionally printed, framed, and signed 18 by 18 inch print of the token. The image will be shipped to destinations within the United States using UPS Ground shipping. For shipping to international destinations, an additional $20 USD shipping fee will be required.
Teotihuacan was an ancient city near what’s now Mexico City. I found out about Teotihuacan when reading The Dawn of Everything by David Graeber and David Wengrow. The diagram of the city in it drew my attention. Its tightly packed right-angled polygons modeling the layout of the city got me thinking about how this look could be applied in the space of generative artwork. I wanted to celebrate not just this city, but cities in general. As people move and interact with each other, the city takes on a life of its own, shaping its residents as much as they shape it. It becomes more than the sum of its parts.
5 square images and 5 circle images will be dropped. Each NFT is accompanied by a professionally printed, framed, and signed 18 by 18 inch print of the token.
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By apbryant
By apbryant
This is another iteration of the Teotihuacan concept, named after and inspired by the ancient city by the same name. In this image and others like it, circles instead of squares are used in the recursively generated grids, adding a softness to the shapes reminiscent of the warmth and character of the life within them. In addition, I assigned colors similarly to the mapping technique generative artist Tyler Hobbs outlined in his essay My Artistic Process: Haecceity Series. This creates pockets of bold and neutral color. Each circle and grid has its own personality, yet the all of them together are greater than the sum of their parts. The image was generated using a generative art program written in Clojure.
Purchasing this NFT will allow you to receive a professionally printed, framed, and signed 18 by 18 inch print of the token. The image will be shipped to destinations within the United States using UPS Ground shipping. For shipping to international destinations, an additional $20 USD shipping fee will be required.
Teotihuacan was an ancient city near what’s now Mexico City. I found out about Teotihuacan when reading The Dawn of Everything by David Graeber and David Wengrow. The diagram of the city in it drew my attention. Its tightly packed right-angled polygons modeling the layout of the city got me thinking about how this look could be applied in the space of generative artwork. I wanted to celebrate not just this city, but cities in general. As people move and interact with each other, the city takes on a life of its own, shaping its residents as much as they shape it. It becomes more than the sum of its parts.
5 square images and 5 circle images will be dropped. Each NFT is accompanied by a professionally printed, framed, and signed 18 by 18 inch print of the token.
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