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创作者 Duncan_Rogoff
创作者 Duncan_Rogoff
As digital artists we often work alone. With technology and software more accessible than ever, it can feel easy to get lost or go unnoticed amidst a rapidly-expanding ocean of talent. Cryptocurrencies are on the rise, and exchanging hands at a blistering pace. There's plenty for everyone, but frequently feels like it's just out of reach.
"BT-Sea" explores the emotions of loneliness, isolation, and confusion that digital artists are feeling while being siloed in our homes during a global pandemic. The added modern-day pressures to build an online presence and social following, and to rapidly produce art to please potential buyers and make the sale in a swiftly expanding digital marketplace can be overwhelming, especially when added to our busy day jobs, client projects, friends, family, and other interests. We're all just trying to keep our heads afloat. Maybe even find a little time to relax.
Millions of dollars in cryptocurrency are being thrown at digital artists for the first time in history. As a relatively unknown artist it can be overwhelming, disheartening, chaotic, and confusing to navigate the Wild West of NFTs. The series "Dark Side of Crypto" looks to explore these emotions which are often hidden behind the pleasantries of Social Media, and express the internal struggle many modern day artists are feeling after being abruptly thrust into this new world.
Historically, artists would work tirelessly to create a masterpiece because they were inspired and would maybe hope to be discovered. Many prolific artists weren't discovered until many years after their death. Today, hours are spent getting as many eyes on you and attracting as much online attention as possible. This social currency is often how we prescribe value to today's digital artists. Also for the first time in history, art is expressly being created for the purpose of sales, not self-expression.
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创作者 Duncan_Rogoff
创作者 Duncan_Rogoff
As digital artists we often work alone. With technology and software more accessible than ever, it can feel easy to get lost or go unnoticed amidst a rapidly-expanding ocean of talent. Cryptocurrencies are on the rise, and exchanging hands at a blistering pace. There's plenty for everyone, but frequently feels like it's just out of reach.
"BT-Sea" explores the emotions of loneliness, isolation, and confusion that digital artists are feeling while being siloed in our homes during a global pandemic. The added modern-day pressures to build an online presence and social following, and to rapidly produce art to please potential buyers and make the sale in a swiftly expanding digital marketplace can be overwhelming, especially when added to our busy day jobs, client projects, friends, family, and other interests. We're all just trying to keep our heads afloat. Maybe even find a little time to relax.
Millions of dollars in cryptocurrency are being thrown at digital artists for the first time in history. As a relatively unknown artist it can be overwhelming, disheartening, chaotic, and confusing to navigate the Wild West of NFTs. The series "Dark Side of Crypto" looks to explore these emotions which are often hidden behind the pleasantries of Social Media, and express the internal struggle many modern day artists are feeling after being abruptly thrust into this new world.
Historically, artists would work tirelessly to create a masterpiece because they were inspired and would maybe hope to be discovered. Many prolific artists weren't discovered until many years after their death. Today, hours are spent getting as many eyes on you and attracting as much online attention as possible. This social currency is often how we prescribe value to today's digital artists. Also for the first time in history, art is expressly being created for the purpose of sales, not self-expression.
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