### Exploring Generative Fine Arts in Web3

Scrolling through NFT generative art often makes wonder about how art spaces should evolve in Web3. Should I create something entirely out-of-the-box or something that people can easily understand? In traditional art, the medium often shapes the style of the artwork. For example, we expect fluidity in watercolor paintings, vibrant hues in oil paintings, and a creative fusion in mixed media to convey the mood of the pieces. However, in the realm of Web3, where the possibilities are endless, how do we balance technology with art that resonates universally?

### Defining Generative Fine Arts in Web3

What generative fine arts should be in Web3, I believe, should transcend traditional media and even surpass what digital tools can typically achieve. In this context, generative fine art should embrace creative coding art, not just those created by AI tools but pieces that hold meaning. During the experimentation stage, many generative artworks explored styles, compositions, solids & voids, light & shadows, colors, shapes, and geometry. What makes a collection truly stand out is its ability to convey a concept or a story that resonates with the audience, beyond just an aesthetically pleasing composition. It would be ideal if users can interact with the artwork, with features designed specifically with the user experience in mind.

In a world dominated by social media norms and physical ownership, how do we achieve mass adoption of blockchain technology and be convinced that we don’t need to physically own an art piece to truly own it? By emphasizing the unique value and authenticity that blockchain provides, along with creating engaging and interactive digital art experiences, we can bridge the gap between traditional and NFT art ownership.

### RecollectionArts.com: Reviving Memories Through Art

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My gallery thus termed RecollectionArts.com, is designed to allow digital immigrants to recollect memories when they see these art pieces, like creating an old familiar story and presenting it as generative art. MARBLES is the first generative art collection by RecollectionArts.com. Inspired by the childhood game of marbles, each piece encapsulates the joy and nostalgia of playing with marble balls, blending vibrant colors and dynamic motion into elegant artworks. It celebrates imagination and invites viewers to rediscover the magic of childhood exploration, thus bridging the physical world with the endless possibilities of Web3.

### Marbles: A Journey Through Time

How many of us truly recall our childhood? Do remembrance objects like marble balls still hold meaning? Can we still hold on to fragments of lost times through our marbles?

Imagine an exhibition displaying MARBLES collection. A grandfather sees the familiar patterns and tells his grandson about playing ‘Ringer’ in his youth. The grandson then explores the features of MARBLES, sharing his joy with his grandfather. This bridges the generational gap, combining memories with modern technology.

The MARBLES collection revives old memories and creates new ones, connecting past and present through Web3 art. It aspires to be a conversation starter across generations - of stories to tell and stories to restart.


How should art spaces evolve in Web3? Should we create something entirely out-of-the-box or something easily understandable? How can we balance technology with art that resonates universally? Can generative fine arts in Web3 transcend traditional media and convey meaningful stories? In a world dominated by social media and physical ownership, how do we achieve mass adoption of blockchain technology and redefine what it means to own art? The MARBLES collection by RecollectionArts.com, inspired by childhood games, aims to revive old memories and create new ones, bridging generational gaps and connecting past and present through interactive digital art.

A graphic designer who started exploring coding during the pandemic, igniting a new interest in Generative Art using p5.js. Just starting to build my Generative Artist profile on social media.
IG: leohugart

MARBLES (Part 1) – Bridging Generations

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