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gm, with some details from “cage”. ✨
check the listing to zoom in on higher res version. some fun glitchy artifacts to discover in the databent image.⬇️
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Gn with an auction alert.
Eloy: Hi…
@2bezh1: Hi Eloy.
Current bid 250 xtz, last 23 hours.
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"Crawlers"
by @rybinfx
Launching next week
Thursday, Oct 29th 🗓️
🔗daily.xyz/artwork/slava-craw…
feeling this a bit. I’m lucky to have a job that means i don’t have to rely on sales but to keep minting… i dunno. the juice isn’t really worth the squeeze.
i think i’m just gonna go start a synth band with my partner for a while. lol.
Follow @undone_gallery if you don't already. Nothing but banger art and I behave myself on there.
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i've always liked pictures with canoes or rafts. wip gouache, acrylic and marker on paper and cardboard, 12x18"
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"I am 'a mass of irritable substance.'
I have no skin (except for caresses)."
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Chronopolis (1982, 53min) Streaming on Eternal Family.
Powerful immortals who have become jaded with eternal life. Directed by Piotr Kamler.
Presented with aaa Production, France
i like instagram cause i can go down an endless rabbit hole of art hacks, glitch projects, and synths, but i hardly see any web3 or tezos folks around even though i follow them.
random content that I’m fed there is way more educational and entertaining than here though. 🫤
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Here is the list of contracts that TEIA (@TeiaCommunity) uses as part of their open-source, community-owned platform. There's been a lot going on since the community came together 5 years ago!.
Part of minting your work on TEIA (teia.art or teia.cafe) is that once you're in the system, you get access to all of these features all at once, which are open to the public and every transaction is recorded as a immutable record on the blockchain itself. It also puts your work onto the open markets on Tezos, where it automatically distributes your work to places like objkt.com (@objktcom) and other independent projects that leverage the community's collective activities and work - all the way back to when the movement first started.
In the past, the complexity of setting up blockchain systems were a hurdle to doing it - the sheer amount of information stored made it hard to even wrap your head around. But with AI systems now, we have seen a revival of new projects pop up in the last few months - WTF game show (@WTF_gameshow), The Wall (@thewall_today), TezTowers (@TezTowers), TezCity (@tezcity), TezTree - not to mention the 21 art events that TEIA itself has put on all over the world through our DAO vote.
When used in the right way, blockchain systems can be a great thing - permissionless = freedom, transparency = security and trust. One of the few bright spots left on the internet, imo

ALT Text card 1 of 3 from teia.cafe: "TEIA's community-owned Tezos mainnet contracts, and where they're used." Lists the Minter, the OBJKT token contract (FA2), the Teia Community Marketplace and the copyright registry, each with its KT1 address and the teia.art, teia.cafe and objkt.com pages that use it.






































