The 50 Carpoolers by Alejandro Cartagena. This work is in museums like SFMOMA, MFAH, and J Paul Getty. Created in Mexico from 2011-2012
Alejandro works with photography and video to explore issues of identity, place, and the environment. His work has been exhibited widely and is in the collections of major international museums.
Carpoolers #1
Carpoolers #40
Carpoolers #31
Carpoolers #46
Carpoolers #13
Carpoolers #20
Carpoolers #39
Carpoolers #27
Carpoolers #8
Carpoolers #15
Carpoolers #23
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Carpoolers #41
Carpoolers #28
Carpoolers #49
Carpoolers #29
Carpoolers #2
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Carpoolers #48
Carpoolers #45
Carpoolers #19
Carpoolers #35
Carpoolers #26
Carpoolers #7
Carpoolers #11
Carpoolers #22
Carpoolers #5
Carpoolers #17
Carpoolers #6
Carpoolers #38
Carpoolers #50
Carpoolers #36
Carpoolers #14
Carpoolers #18
Carpoolers #24
Carpoolers #9
Carpoolers #47
Carpoolers #43
Carpoolers #4
Carpoolers #32
Carpoolers #42
Carpoolers #21
Carpoolers #3
Carpoolers #12
In 2014, I documented the blissful moments of people and crowds in the middle of a live music concert. I wanted to feel their bliss. In retrospect, these are a self-portrait of someone I wanted to be: young, excited, and free. I asked the dancers to dance as if no one was watching to a tune in their heads. Now, in 2021, what I captured in these images feels like a time long passed—a time where we all were experiencing bliss. The 21 pieces that make up The Bliss Project are a symbolic gesture to portray our lives before the pandemic and to project optimism about the future.
Alejandro works with photography and video to explore issues of identity, place, and the environment. His work has been exhibited widely and is in the collections of major international museums.
Bliss #1
Bliss #4
Bliss #7
Bliss #10
Bliss #13
Bliss #5
Bliss #8
Bliss #11
Bliss #14
Bliss #17
Bliss #20
Bliss #3
Bliss #6
Bliss #9
Bliss #12
Bliss #15
Bliss #21
This is a photographic conversation between Fernando Gallegos and Alejandro Cartagena. For over 10 years, we have collaborated in the creation of stories surrounding the idea of the city and how we inhabit them. Through 33 images we constructed a ping-pong narrative about the spiraling decay of the Latin American city. In pursuit of modernity, we have seen how these human spaces collapse into themselves forcing uninhabitable conditions. We want to make a point about the natural dichotomy of our urban culture; the struggle between the cities we hoped would bring progress and the acceptance that it will never arrive.
All the images from this collaboration were done on 120mm medium format film from 2010-2020
Fernando Gallegos and Alejandro Cartagena are a collaborative team working together since 2010.
The End of the City #1A
The End of the City #2B
The End of the City #4A
The End of the City #5B
The End of the City #7A
The End of the City #8B
The End of the City #10A
The End of the City #11B
The End of the City #13A
The End of the City #14B
The End of the City #16A
The End of the City #1B
The End of the City #3A
The End of the City #4B
The End of the City #6A
The End of the City #7B
The End of the City #9A
The End of the City #10B
The End of the City #12A
The End of the City #13B
The End of the City #15A
The End of the City #16B
The End of the City #2A
The End of the City #3B
The End of the City #5A
The End of the City #6B
The End of the City #8A
The End of the City #9B
The End of the City #11A
The End of the City #12B
The End of the City #14A
The End of the City #15B
The End of the City #17
For the past 6 years I have been running a photography rescue project where I salvage thrown away photographs from the garbage in Mexico City. These are “expired photographs” or photographs that have lost their original meaning. Through saving them I look to offer these objects an opportunity to continue their mission as holders of feelings and memories.
The order you will find here corresponds to groups that illustrate the changing approaches to beauty and representation throughout the 20th century. In their new life as NFTs, they add an important historical element to the NFT photography archive we are engraving on to the blockchain, tying the inherently photographic medium to its humble origins.
Through the profits of the sales of The 50 Carpoolers Project, this rescue program guarantees its continuation and expansion for years to come. Thank you to all the collectors for enabling this to happen.
Collection of 500. First drop August 20th 2021. Final drop TBD.
Alejandro works with photography and video to explore issues of identity, place, and the environment. His work has been exhibited widely and is in the collections of major international museums.
Group of friends #27
Portraits of Women #37
Portraits of Women #42
Landscapes #7
Landscapes #3
Group of Friends #65
Portraits of Women #55
Vacations #16
Portraits of Women #18
Portraits of Women #52
Portraits of Women #58
Siblings #8
Babies #5
Portraits of Women #5
Portraits of Women #54
Portraits of Women #9
Portraits of Women #57
Portraits of Women #59
Group of Friends #2
Group of Friends #57
Portrait of Women #70
Portraits of Women #67
Portraits of Women #78
Portraits of Women #20
Portraits of Men #17
Portraits of Men #62
Group of Friends #32
Portraits of Women #80
Group of Friends #20
Portraits of Women #71
Group of Friends #37
Group of Friends #41
Portraits of Men #36
Group of Friends #44
Group of Friends #35
Families #2
Babies #8
Group of Friends #70
Portraits of Men #55
Portraits of Men #13
Portraits of Men #23
Portraits of Women #90
Portraits of Men #9
Portraits of Men #22
Portraits of Women #76
Portraits of Women #83
Group of Men #51
Portraits of Women #86
Portraits of Women #26
Group of Friends #68
Portraits of Women #87
Group of Friends #69
Vacations #13
Portraits of Women #13
Portraits of Women #65
Weddings #3
Group of Friends #60
Families #9
Portraits of Men #65
Portraits of Men #39
Religion #7
Group of Friends #47
Portaits of Women #16
Portraits of Women #22
Portraits of Women #40
Group of Friends #54
Group of Friends #12
Landscapes #2
Vacations #7
Families #5
Couples #4
Portraits of Men #38
Portraits of Men #49
Portraits of Men #20
Families #3
Portraits of Men #12
Group of Friends #16
Families #7
Portraits of Men #47
Vacations #8
Group of Friends #10
Portraits of Men #75
Portraits of Men #52
Group of Friends #52
Portraits of Women #39
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Portraits of Women #29
Portraits of Women #7
Religion #1
Portraits of Men #61
Group of Friends #61
Landscapes #10
Vacations #17
Portraits of Men #70
Portraits of Men #69
Babies #6
Couples #3
Vacations #9
Siblings #15
Siblings #5
Portraits of Men #15
Siblings #3
Group of Friends #40
Group of Friends #36
Portraits of Women #45
Landscapes #5
Group of Friends #39
Portraits of Women #75
Portraits of Women #44
Portraits of Women #81
Group of Friends #79
Religion #10
Portraits of Men #24
Portraits of Women #50
Religion #6
Group of Friends #48
Portraits of Women #77
Group of Friends #14
Portraits of Women #19
Portraits of Women #47
Group of Friends #53
Portraits of Men #68
Babies #3
Portraits of Women #66
Couples #8
Couples #7
Portraits of Women #6
Weddings #9
Portraits of Women #60
Weddings #7
Vacations #12
Portraits of Women #69
Portraits of Women #79
Portraits of Women #46
Portraits of Men #19
Religion #2
Portraits of Men #63
Portraits of Men #58
Groups of Friends #18
Portraits of Women #71
Portraits of Women #73
Vacations #14
Portraits of Men #35
Group of Friends #34
Portraits of Men #30
Portraits of Men #64
Group of Friends #71
Portraits of Men #46
Portraits of Men#11
Portraits of Men #25
Portraits of Women #91
Portraits of Women #85
Group of Friends #46
Parties #2
Portraits of Men #7
Group of Friends #3
Portraits of Men #26
Portraits of Women #24
Group of Friends #67
Portraits of Women #89
Religion #5
Religion #4
Portraits of Women #8
Weddings #5
Weddings #2
Couples #9
Babies #10
Portraits of Women #74
Portraits of Men #37
Group of Friends #45
Portraits of Women #36
Religion #8
Group of Friends #7
Siblings #8
Siblings #16
Group of Friends #31
Group of Friends #11
Group of Friends #8
Families #10
Families #6
Portraits of Men #4
Portraits of Men #27
Portraits of Men #33
Portraits of Men #16
Portraits of Men #41
Portraits of Men #1
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Vacations #4
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Portraits of Women #27
Portraits of Women #32
Portraits of Women #28
Portraits of Men #34
Couples #1
Portraits of Women #43
Group of Friends #33
Babies #1
Parties #1
Portraits of Women #17
Group of Friends #58
Work #1
Portraits of Men #72
Portraits of Women #4
Portraits of Men #31
Portraits of Men #21
Vacations #11
Siblings #14
Siblings #2
Babies #2
Families #1
Families #4
Portraits of Men #5
Portraits of Women #35
Portraits of Women #68
Religion #3
Portraits of Women #56
Group of Friends #59
Título del NFT
Group of Friends #24
Babies #9
Portraits of Women #41
Portraits of Women #33
Weddings #6
Siblings #12
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Portraits of Women #84
Group of Friends #49
Group of Friends #5
Portraits of Women #3
Group of Friends #7
Portraits of Women #30
Portraits of Women #53
Portraits of Women #63
Group of Friends #63
Couples #6
Weddings #8
Group of Friends #55
Couples #2
Portraits of Women #61
Group of Friends #17 (the photographers)
Couples #10
Group of Friends #29
Portraits of Men #73
Group of Friends #50
Portraits of Men #18
Group of Friends #72
Portraits of Men #53
Group of Friends #29
Group of Friends #19
Families #11
Group of Friends #28
Vacations #15
Group of Friends #38
Group of Friends #23
Portraits of Men #28
Groups of Men #54
Portraits of Men #14
Portraits of Men #51
Portraits of Women #92
Portraits of Men #3
Group of Friends #25
Portraits of Women #82
Portraits of Women #48
Siblings #6
Portraits of Women #11
Portraits of Men #59
Portraits of Men #57
Religion #9
Portraits of Women #93
Portraits of Women #51
Babies #4
Weddings #4
Portraits of Women #62
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Portraits of Men #45
Group of Friends #43
Siblings #13
Portraits of Women #38
Religion #11
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Groups of Friends #51
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Portraits of Women #88
Group of Friends #4
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Portraits of Men #6
Portraits of Men #29
Siblings #4
Portraits of Men #42
Portraits of Men #44
Group of Friends #13
Portraits of Men #48
Vacations #10
Group of Friends #6
Families #8
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Group of Friends #56
Group of Friends #21
Portraits of Women #15
Portraits of Women #1
Portraits of Women #34
Portraits of Women #25
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Portraits of Women #31
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Portraits of Women #81
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Group of Friends #81
Portraits of Men #74
Portraits of Women #2
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Portraits of Men #66
Siblings #7
Portraits of Men #56
Portraits of Women #14
Portraits of Men #40
Group of Friends #15
Portraits of Men #43
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Group of Friends #22
Portraits of Women #23
Group of Friends #61
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Roma Italy and la Roma in Mexico City. Two cities united by history, united by time and united by urban issues. All images were taken in medium format film from 2012-2014.
Alejandro works with photography and video to explore issues of identity, place, and the environment. His work has been exhibited widely and is in the collections of major international museums.
Roma Roma 1#
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Apodaca, N.L. Mexico, 2005-2010. This image is part of a 5-year project called Suburbia Mexicana. I wanted to document the rapidly changing landscape around my home city of Monterrey. Thousands of these little houses were being built and sold through government subsidies creating a housing bubble that lasted 12 years. In the end entire suburbs were abandoned and many became areas of extreme violence, where the drug war was fought for years. Others flourished and became the dream of homeownership the government forcefully pushed on Mexicans for years.
Alejandro works with photography and video to explore issues of identity, place, and the environment. His work has been exhibited widely and is in the collections of major international museums.
Suburbia Mexicana, Fragmented City #1
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Suburbia Mexicana, Fragmented City #30
State of Nuevo León, Mexico, 2005-2010. This image is part of a 5-year project called Suburbia Mexicana. I wanted to document some of the unintended consequences of the housing bubble many cities in Mexico were going through. I was also very interested in the aesthetic questions posed by using ultra beautiful landscape imagery to represent ecological degradation. It is a nod to the romantic use of tragedy in paintings; a visual exploration of the grandeur of disaster as a way to comment on the other side of Mexico’s copy pasted ideals of homeownership.
Alejandro works with photography and video to explore issues of identity, place, and the environment. His work has been exhibited widely and is in the collections of major international museums.
Suburbia Mexicana, Lost Rivers #1
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Cartagena street in suburb in Juárez, Nuevo León, Mexico, 2005-2010. This image is part of a 5-year project called Suburbia Mexicana. During the first 10 years of the 21st Century, Mexico put forward a housing project that resulted in the construction of hundreds of thousands of homes around my hometown of Monterrey. These are the people who dared to dream to own a new home. I encountered them in their new suburbs and asked them to be part of the representation of a changing landscape we were both living through at that time. All images were done with a large format 4×5 film camera.
Alejandro works with photography and video to explore issues of identity, place, and the environment. His work has been exhibited widely and is in the collections of major international museums.
Suburbia Mexicana, People of Suburbia #1
Suburbia Mexicana, People of Suburbia #4
Suburbia Mexicana, People of Suburbia #7
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Suburbia Mexicana, People of Suburbia #2
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A novella by Nicholas Gill and Alejandro Cartagena.
A collection of 151 “expired photographs” that were thrown out, collected from a tianguis outside of Mexico City by photographer and archivist Alejandro Cartagena and then pieced together and reimagined by writer Nicholas Gill. The 151-page novella tells the tale of the fictional town of Santa Maria de las Rocas, located in the Mexican state of Tamaulipas.
The story traces this coastal community from its humble origins at the turn of the century to the 1980s, as it corresponds to real events in the history of this corner of Mexico. As years pass, the landscape changes and the community grows and develops. There’s corruption and violence, magic and hope. Characters fall in love and fall apart. Their voices are heard. Their songs are sung.
Alejandro works with photography and video to explore issues of identity, place, and the environment. His work has been exhibited widely and is in the collections of major international museums.
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Memes are digital heritage. They are ment to circulate. This is a documentary project about the memefication. of The Carpoolers project by Alejandro Cartagena. Take. Circulate back. All these works are based on the original work created in 2011 to 2012.
Original Works: https://opensea.io/Carpoolers?search[sortBy]=CREATED_DATE&search[resultModel]=ASSETS&search[sortAscending]=true&tab=created
AI generated NFTs of the 50 Carpoolers: https://opensea.io/Carpoolers?search[sortBy]=LISTING_DATE&search[query]=eponym
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Carpoolers in the Internet #1
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Bernie Carpooling
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Eponym is a state-of-the-art generative algorithm that produces fine, abstract art, in under 1 minute, using an innovative text-to-image generator. Any word or phrase, can be transformed into a beautiful 1/1 art piece, forever etched onto the Ethereum blockchain as the visual representation of your phrase. The program was developed over the last 2 years by the world’s best generative art engineers.
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10,000 unique collectible characters with proof of ownership stored on the Ethereum blockchain. The project that inspired the modern CryptoArt movement. The Cryptopunks are one of the earliest examples of a “Non-Fungible Token” on Ethereum, and were inspiration for the ERC-721 standard that powers most digital art and collectibles.
CryptoPunk 5793
A small, warty, amphibious creature that resides in the metaverse.
You have arrived in a nearby magical dimension of love, divine intervention, and possibility.
Creature #1496
Robotos is a collection of algorithmically generated droid characters designed by Pablo Stanley.
Roboto #6894
Roboto #389
10,000 undead NFTs on the Ethereum blockchain. With your Deadfella comes utility, community and opportunity. Join the horde.
DeadFellaz #8397
The Ethereans are an army of 11,000 soldiers that came from Planet Crypto, far far away in the ETH Region on the edges of the Milky Way Galaxy. Created by The Chaos Duo in collaboration with PaisanoDAO.
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HeavenComputer provides the latest and most innovative technology in on-chain divination and errormancy.
The Dancing Stealth Dark Blue Woman #4161
Woodies is a collection of 10,000 avatars created by UltraDAO. But this isn’t just another avatar project. Propelled by one of the largest 10k project teams and an established artist DAO, Woodies is a universe rich in storytelling and characters with big plans for future content and collector rewards.
Woodie #634
Woodie #629
Fang Gang is a collection of 8888 randomly assembled Fangsters – twisted lunatics that come out at night to throw parties, hang around in dark alleys and have fun on the streets of New Fang City.
Fangster 8047
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The zombie apocalypse has started. Unfortunately the Toadz were the first to get infected. However, there is hope. Brave heroes are capturing 5,555 ZombieToadz and harvesting their blood for BRAINZ: our greatest hope for a cure.
As the first release from Bitlectro Labs, Dreamloops feature programmatically generated 8-bit musical loops and 16-bit artwork produced by Keil Corcoran of the band STRFKR. 1 in 5 Dreamloops (20%) will be redeemable for physical media (vinyl record or cassette tape).
Dreamloop #9119
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A free to mint 5k PFP project focused on diversity and inclusion. We are community-oriented.
Glitch #1926
Glitch #1923
NFBs is a first-of-its-kind, bonetastic animated series.
It includes 10,005 randomly generated NFTs that rest in peace on the ETH Blockchain.
Created by Trevor Van Meter and pals.
Nah Fungible Bones
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Flowtys are 10k unique characters animated at 12 frames per second. All animation frames were carefully drawn by hand. Learn more about the concept and branding at flowtys.com.
Poco — Flowty #7253
Hadassa — Flowty #7349
Crator Hollygust — Flowty #7131
Gracie — Flowty #3760
Peter — Flowty #4817
Lakota — Flowty #8398
As the first part of this series, I think this NFT needs a short introduction. The history of the art photography NFT is being written day by day. Justin Aversano’s Twin Flames was minted just 8 months ago, around February 2021. This series of NFTs will be documenting the most relevant events for art photography in the NFT world as they happen. Although I’m sure I’m missing some events, my interest is in the works that helped establish photography as a valid for of art in the NFT art world.
Fernando Gallegos. Photographer and photobook editor. Interested in the city and the way we inhabit it as individuals.
Some Things Out There #5
Aphorism #4
History of the Art Photography NFT #1
New Monuments is my first series of NFTs. The 40 photographs take the idea of conservation and the human desire to preserve as their primary subject. I began this work in 2015 while conducting research as a visiting artist at The American Academy in Rome, Italy. Rome was the perfect place to examine questions around conservation and memory, as I observed the restoration of artwork and buildings, documented architecture and art, and spent time in historical collections closely studying slides and photographic objects. While working in this way, I simultaneously considered the notion of preservation more abstractly, turning my camera lens on people and nature of the city, looking for smaller ‘monuments’ in the form of everyday details and still lifes that, in contrast to more clinical studies, are rooted in emotion. Conceptually, given the subject of the work itself, I see this series of photographs as a perfect addition to the blockchain where they now have a permanent home.
Shane Lavalette is an artist working in photography and books. His work is included in collections around the world.
New Monuments #27
Bastard Countryside is the struggle between humanity and nature, two contrasting forces fighting for control. But there’s also a part that resides someplace else; in a fictive realm that gestures towards some unknown, a less certain landscape. With a feeling of things left behind and what is still to come, these photographs tap into our cultural anxiety of what the future holds.
This piece is part of the Bastard Countryside: a series of 50 photographs, shot on 5×4 large format film, made over 15 years.
Fine Art Photographer; exploring the Anthropocene with one foot in the past and two eyes on the future.
Bastard Countryside #15 Scarecrow
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Treemeat.com was one of the early photo sharing blogs (photoblog) on the web. Started in 2005, every page was hand coded, every photo was scanned from film, and photos were posted daily. It was a labor of love, and became a popular fixture of the pre-social media web.
Photographer and artist on a creek by the woods.
Treemeat / Year 02 / ACE05
Treemeat / Year 03 / AJJ05
Treemeat / Year 01 / AAH07
Treemeat / Year 03 / AIS11
Treemeat / Year 02 / ADK05
Collection of 500. First drop August 20th 2021. Final drop TBD.
I spent the better part of two summers on the road exploring the American Southwest. In the process, I created a series of photographs depicting moments from the journey. I composed and captured roadside in my travels through Mojave Desert.
Jason uses photography as a means of exploration and self expression. Pairing analog and digital processes with his own aesthetic, Jason creates photographic works from moments captured on the road.
No Vacancy
Sweet Spot
Coupe de Ville
Navajo Boulevard
West Texas
Election Year
Solitud: The quality or state of being alone or remote from society in a personal way
PixelSkaters are one of the newest creations to shred the NFT community. Each PixelSkater is different depending on skin color, gender, clothing color, and stance. There is not a certain amount of PixelSkaters as of right now, but there will definitely be more in the future!
Pixel Skater #48
Pixel Skater #33
PixelSkater #16
PixelSkater #63
Abstract Loot is a collection of generative and animated artworks. This is the first collection designed from the Loot project’s metadata.
Abstract Bag #1920
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Starry background artist working with the web, the moon & the sun.
Exploring aesthetics and narratives using open source &/or indie tools + languages.
Either, concept is key or there is no concept.
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The quality or state of being alone 10,000 adorable Lemmings, in need of your love and affection. Adopt one to join our community and raise awareness & money for mental health.
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Bears Deluxe has arrived! 6,900 (nice) algorithmically generated bears. All art drawn by hand, 24px format. Keep an eye on the pixelmage.io website/twitter for news on how these tokens can be used with an upcoming dapp.
Bears Deluxe #899
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Get your paws on a worthy cause, 20% of proceeds from primary sales go to shelter dogs.
Jax Surf
Jax Snapped
Every goldfish is an original piece that belongs to one big collection: the goldfish family, coming from the sea to your computer.
the incredibles goldfish
angel goldfish
lightning mcqueen goldfish
the doctor goldfish
devil goldfish
waldo goldfish
The Dude meets the Human Torch
The Dude meets Hannibal
Experimenting with setting boundaries for myself | he/him | Aotearoa/New Zealand
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10,000 unique trees on Solana with a mission to save the planet.
Certified business partner of One Tree Planted.
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Himinn is a painterly cloud study exploring light, color, and the generative composition of clouds in the sky. The algorithm creates natural forms and the illusion of ever-changing atmosphere through carefully structured layers of color and shape. Himinn means “a sky”, and it has been incredibly fun to paint the skies with code.
Himinn #123
In mid-September of 2021, there was a major construction project in the city underway to replace the sidewalks and roadway. It was causing a lot of disruption in the neighborhood for residents and commuters.
It suddenly dawned on me. Why am I allowing myself to be upset by things outside of my control? If I always search for negative things in life, I will surely find them. However, the positive sides are there to be discovered by me each day as well. Only I can control whether or not I am in good spirits. If I try to search for and focus on the good each day – then maybe I can truly be happy.
Aaron is one of the first scanographers (using a scanner as a camera) in the world creating NFTs.
Luchadores are randomly generated using Chainlink VRF and have 100% on-chain art and metadata – Only 10000 will ever exist!
Luchador #5669
Luchador #2233
Luchador #3800
Luchador #5668
Luchador #9959
Diablo Jose Jesus Maria DeLaSoul
A geometric composition of a contrasting middle “heart” and an outer “soul”. The seed of the symmetrical heart is broken into varying amount of chambers that are calculated to keep its corridors at the exact constant width in order to preserve its rigid mathematical character, yet provide enough space for variety for interesting geometrical patterns. The composition is balanced by a contrasting loose intertwining soul spreading to the borders of the passepartout that, along with the lining, give the piece a feeling of antiqueness. Heart and soul may also contain anomalies and unusual palettes.
a heart and a soul #973
These images belong to a series documenting lifeguard towers on both coasts of the US, in South Beach, Miami, Huntington Beach, CA, and Montauk, NY. They were photographed straight on with similar compositions to emphasize the distinctive traits of each tower. The shape, stance, color, and signage anthropomorphize the structures with their idiosyncratic personalities.
Lifeguard Tower #7 (Huntington Beach, CA)
Lifeguard Tower #6 (Huntington Beach, CA))
Lifeguard Tower #8 (Huntington Beach, CA)
A Crypto Secret Community from another universe has entered the blockchain to study the current cryptosystem, co-adapt and join forces… in anticipation of reinforcements. what action will you take? join their community or will you be against them? The Crypto Secret Community collection will consist of 125 characters (+ bonus characters of course)!!! Created without generation algorithms and neural networks, only 100% human labor from dawn to dusk:) * a multi platform release +_+ SHED productions #CSC #weGROWtogether
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Each Alien Boy is unique and algorithmically generated by combining 182 properties with varying rarities in 9 categories (Backgrounds, Skin, Face, Eyes, Body, Mouth, Accessory, Head, Special Power) Limited supply of 10.000 Alien Boys invading the Blockchain.
Give us some SPACE in your wallet, human
One Alien Boy in your wallet is a curiosity 👽 Two are an invasion 👽 🛸 👽
The Chiller
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A Woman can be everything she wants. For 10 years, it has been our mission to educate and empower the next generation of Women and Girls. The Boss Beauties Collection is an extension of the same passion and goals we have championed for the past decade. This is a collection of 10,000 unique, independent and strong Women which are also used to access exclusive virtual events and more.
Boss Beauties #3837
The most insane NFT collection ever! 8000 NFTS are made from a combination of more than 200 traits, hand-drawn in a very specific technique invented by artist Valiahmed Popov. Crypto Hobos are live on the Ethereum blockchain in form of ERC-721 tokens.
Jeffrey Fritz Waterburns—Toledo
Raymond Larry Eyeblinkerton—Sagato
Billy Gregory Yourself —Touchs
My father, Arthur D. Greenberg was a photographer.
In 1969, he organized a tour that gave young American women the opportunity to make their formal European debut across three balls: The Cygnet’s Ball in England, The Nuit De La Rose in Switzerland and the Marienlyst in Denmark.
The pictures capture a moment in time for upper class American white women that’s made even more striking when juxtaposed with photos of other young women in Woodstock at the same time.
Beyond the formality and the privilege these photos exude, I also see a glimpse into my father’s life. He must have felt like he was on top of the world as a photographer touring Europe and meeting royalty like Princess Grace.
#36: Sightseeing
#4: A Traditional Dance
#18: Streetside Serenade
01 ‘SUPER DOOM GRIN’ – 2021
DOOM GANG 025
DOOM GANG 020
The house is on fire and no one cares
Using common stock and advertising photographs as his source material, Jones uses strategies of digital composite and physical ink manipulation to craft a new kind of picture that is untethered from the traditional burdens of photography’s relationships to truth and belief. Borrowing from Eliot’s strategies of literary allusion and fragmented, collage-like narrative, Jones pulls inspiration from a range of influences including folk pictures and fairy-tale illustrations, to surrealism, stories of myth, common advertising tropes, and photo-historical traditions.
The resulting project sums up to a visual symphony that harmonizes with a fracturing, “post-truth” contemporary world. Promise Land revisits what many consider to be the greatest poem of the twentieth century while simultaneously reimagining what photography can be.
American artist Gregory Eddi Jones, usurps photographic convention to confront what the artist considers a spiritual poverty in common cultural pictures. The book uses T.S. Eliot’s Modernist masterpiece, The Waste Land (1922), as its point of departure, and is positioned as a sequence of pictures that picks up where The Waste Land left off nearly 100 years ago.
#20 – Kyle Surveys his Domain
Pixel Foxes is a collection of 10,000 unique NFTs living awesome fox lives on the Ethereum blockchain. Created in the 24×24 pixel style, just for the fox of it!
Pixel Fox #9741
Pixel Fox #7942
Pixel Fox #5452
Pixel Fox #1797
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Pixel Fox #426
The Moistest
DeFrost ❄️
Turnt Up 🔥
Herbal Tea
Fragile
Open your eyes is the first work in the Skin Catalog collection. A six-frame animation tattooed on six different people who don’t know each other. The design and animation process on the different bodies took approximately six months.
What does it mean to be connected? Link up? Choose to build. Being complete with the people we relate to does not mean that we are incomplete, it means that we dream of being part of something bigger.
OPEN YOUR EYES
Coralmatic is a collection of geometric compositions, made with beautiful color combinations. All NFTs are created using generative code.
Coralmatic #03
Coralmatic #06
!Sockz. Redeem at https://sockz.exchange/ for 1 pair of limited-edition physical Sockz shipped anywhere, anytime.
“Everything faded into mist. The past was erased, the erasure was forgotten, the lie became truth.” ― George Orwell, 1984
This is the second chapter of the Magazine for Robots Collection. Prints and Hi-Rez files available upon request.vertical_splitAbout The End of Factsexpand_more
Making things right at 42 photographing invisible things with and without a camera.
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CryptoSVGs are “on-chain” generative svg arts on the Ethereum blockchain. They animate periodically as the block height grows.
SVG #2213
SVG #3993
SVG #2471
SVG #413
SVG #818
SVG #2214
Snailana Is Collectible Computer-Generated NFTs Stored On The Solana Blockchain, The Collection Consists Of 3,600 Unique Snails With Distinguishable Traits That Have Landed On Planet Earth. These Snails Require Transportation Towards The Solana Chain Planet. By Minting One (Or More) Everyone Will Own A Unique Snail With Evidence Of Ownership Recorded On The Solana Blockchain.
Snailana #1651
Snailana #0400
Snailana #0182
Snailana #3581
Snailana #2727
Banana Solana Are Generated From A Set Of Hand Drawn Designs Which Have Varied Degrees Of Rarity. Millions Of Possible Combinations. Only 1260 Remain. Many Got Too Burned To Survive And Are No Longer With Us (On The Block-Chain).
The CHOADZ are 7025 amphibious chunky pond dwellers, brought to life by The Chunks. A homage to CrypToadz, using the CC0 domain. !vibelabelPropertiesexpand_more
CryptoFoxes are the only NFTs minted with a slot machine on the Ethereum blockchain. They are 11,111 for sale on www.cryptofoxes.io. They are the second generation of our collection (see the V1 here). All the important details about the collection are on www.cryptofoxes.io.
Cryptofoxes #8115
Cryptofoxes #4376
Cryptofoxes #4373
Cryptofoxes #1768
VARIOUS BOOKS is a collection of 4,500 speculative books generated and stored on chain. Each book is an ERC-721 non-fungible token (NFT) containing attributes of varying rarity, open for speculation and interpretation. http://variousbooks.xyz
Book #1444
Book #2014
Book #2012
Book #2015
FlipToadz are a collection 6969 small amphibious creatures trying to escape the tyrannical rule of the Evil King Fliplin. Created by Fliplin, with a small bit of help from his friends.
Flipped Toadz #3183
Flipped Toadz #4910
Flipped Toadz #1001
Flipped Toadz #3849
Flipped Toadz #350
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This series from Paul Tait focusses on the beautiful colour combinations that occur within the everyday.
I AM A PHOTOGRAPHER MAKING IMAGES. ALL GOOD THINGS, ALL GOOD THINGS.
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Randomly generated bags of bones. No DAO, no token, no rug, no worries!
Boney #053
Boney #206
Boney #190
Boney #230
Boney #201
Robotos have feelings too! In this collection, Robotos show their emotions in the form of emojis.
Bongoboto
The second collection from Bitlectro Labs, Dreamers feature 16-bit art and music by STRFKR member Keil Corcoran with musical contributions from Arian Jalali also of the band STRFKR. Dreamers will be integrated into the upcoming Dreamlands Battle Arena coming in 2022. Dreamers are minted in a ‘cryostasis’ state like a pack of collectible cards or a gift, with their metadata kept secret until they are ‘unfrozen’ using our dashboard at bitlectrolabs.com. The owner of each Dreamer receives a Creative Commons CC BY license for their musical and visual composition to use as they see fit.
Dreamer #4701
Dreamer #8947
5000 beautiful animated mountain views. Generated and stored completely on-chain. No IPFS.
Mountains #126
Mountains #131
Mountains #127
Mountains #128
Mountains #130
Mountains #129
Simco Drops is pleased to present Image Pollocks, the artist’s second NFT series. Image Pollocks is a series of programmatically generated digital collages in 3 parts: eighty-eight 3kX3k pngs, forty-four 4kX4k pngs, and on 32kX18k psb. The series started with the challenge to make the most dense digital collage to date. The final piece in the series has 114,206 layers.
Simco Drops is a curated platform for exhibiting and selling contemporary digital art.
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Photos taken from “Marshrutka” window during a 6-hour trip from Tbilisi in Georgia to Yerevan in Armenia. A so called “Marshrutka” is a very popular public transport in Caucasus – usually it is a very old, overcrowded bus van, in bad technical condition, with missing seat belts. “Marshrutka” drivers tend to not hold the stering wheel and drive the vehicle very fast while smoking cigarette and speaking on the phone. This particular one that I had my trip in, had a hole in it’s tinted glass window through which I was taking the photos (and I took around 1300). Here I’m presenting a series of selected 160 photos not in a chronological order.
Street/Documentary photographer.
Road to Yerevan #62
Road to Yerevan #37
Eat from the sun…
Every day morning …
The Fast Food Meebits are an exclusive club collection of only 1000 Fast Food Meebits. This is a nft project for all Fast Food lovers and the price is 0.02 ETH in the primary market so anybody can partake and collect its own Fast Food Meebit! We love the MC DONALD’S meme and are in no way affiliated with Meebits. Grab a Burger and get a Fast Food Meebit! 🍔🍔🍔
Fast Food Meebits #337
Fast Food Meebits #638
Fast Food Meebits #71
Fast Food Meebits #258
Fast Food Meebits #473
Fast Food Meebits #284
Fast Food Meebits #545
Born in Italy, raised in Los Angeles and now residing in the Chicago area.
A Carpooling Hippo
Unstable Foundations
Hi! I’m Snowflake, a playful fox. I can’t wait to share with you my single edition moments.
X-Ray Foxy
Squid Game Foxy
Alien Foxy
Skater Foxy
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24/7 in my room, staring through the window behind my computer, wondering what’s out there. But being inside makes me feel safe, warm, and cozy. I don’t know If I could ever leave this place.
I make desks xo
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CryptoFlyz are a collection of 6969 winged companions for your CrypToadz.
CreatureToadz is the first crossover project between two independently successful NFT communities, Creatures and CrypToadz. The art was made from scratch to ensure perfect stylistic marriage between the two. 🐸❤️🫂 by @skirano.eth
CreatureToad #5100
CreatureToad #7490
CryptoPolz are a collection of 9696 small amphibious creatures swimming in the metaverse.
Hundo Cubanos by Evan McQuaid Bedford
I created this body of work in 2015 as Cuba was on the verge of immense change and in an extraordinary spot between old and new. Over the course of two trips and six weeks I was able to capture my own interpretations of a country and its people on the brink of a historical transition. I embedded myself in the Centro Habana area outside of the main tourist spots and established relationships with mostly working class locals and explored their community identity within the greater context of the country as a whole.
Cubano 07
Cubano 72
Cubano 24
Cubano 73
Cubano 70
A poetic narrative about the things we do and the places we go to forget ourselves.
Photographs made from 2015 to 2017 in Argentina and Switzerland.
Robopets is a collection of algorithmically generated pets meant to be the perfect companions to Robotos!
Some are doggos who love to cuddle, others are playful kitties that want to run around with their yacht, and some may just want to chew your leg off!
Every Roboto will be able to adopt a Robopet for free, you’ll only have to pay for gas.
Robopets
Welcome to the home of Angels by Chadwick Tyler on OpenSea. Discover the best items in this collection.
Angels 0014
Basketball Landscapes is a collection of 100 photographs taken around the Philippines from 2012-2021. Basketball has been a huge part of Philippine culture since its introduction during the early 1900s American colonial period. From small remote island towns to large cities, these courts function both as public squares and spaces for recreation. This series paints a collective portrait of the Philippine landscape through the country’s most popular sport.
I took these photographs while traveling on assignment around the Philippines. As a tribute to emerging trends like geotags, social media and vintage camera filters in the early 2010s, I decided to retain these settings on my phone throughout the years.
→ Each NFT is unique and 1/1
From the series Basketball Landscapes by Jake Verzosa
Basketball Landscape #97
This series by photographer Andrew Haimerl (AKA Andrewnef) is based his two favorite things: Taiwan photography and Grand Theft Auto.
Taipei Dragon is an English translation of the popular Chinese phrase ‘天龍國’ (Tiānlóng gōu), a term for rich folks of Taipei who live as if they’re playing Grand Theft Auto —doing whatever they want just because they come from money.
009 Dihua Street
A festive, warty, amphibious creature spawned from the metaverse in the holiday season of 2021.
WHO WE ARE is the first grant given by Obscura via PaisanoDAO, distributing $100,000 to 100 photographers across the globe.
The aim of WHO WE ARE is to document humans who are participating, building, and creating in Web3 and the NFT space in 2021, the year NFTs took the world by storm. The project has encompassed 33 countries and over 175 people so far, and will be ongoing, continuing perpetually with Obscura as it grows over time.
WHO WE ARE 200 is the first chapter, capped at 200 photos.
WHO WE ARE #174
WHO WE ARE #186
Letters are a collection of 1,000 hand-illustrated 1/1 pieces of artwork by artist Vinnie Hager.
I Don’t Have Anxiety
Photographs by Fernando Gallegos.
Francisco is a painter and digital artist exploring ideas of form, identity, violence and human psychology since the 1990s. His work is in mayor collections around the world.
Cabeza de Playa A
Oniros #12
Interiores #11
Cabeza de Playa B
Emperador C
Oniros #13
Interiores #20
Cabeza de Playa C
Emperador D
Oniros #19
Título del NFT