My first project here is called <Breathing> (project #93). Unfortunately, I rushed its release without fully understanding how the fxhash platform works. I initially thought its main difference from competitors like hicetnunc or objkt was the ability to publish not static images, but programmatic code that generates a specified number of essentially identical images, differing only in aspects like randomized colors. This is why <Breathing> consists of 50 nearly identical copies of a single algorithm.

To make up for this, I’ve decided to gift collectors of <Breathing> a few new variations of the algorithm. The collection will feature 55 curated outputs personally selected by me. I’ve been meaning to do this for a long time, but kept postponing—life always has a way of adjusting our plans.

Thank you for your support! Wishing you a joyful and inspiring New Year!

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Project idea: Movement reveals hidden opportunities. Stopping is a slow path to fading away.
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Kyiv, 12.2024.