pdudko

A recap of the Art Basel contest and an introduction to Artifice.

In this project, I aim to discover inspiration for my own ink work. 山水, literally is mountain and water, that is landscape painting. As most Chinese landscape paintings are fictional landscape, mountains and waters are just literally and figuratively ink or no ink or some ink.

What I was taught was disrupted, and grid studies left unfinished, and oh do we have a BINGO? This is my 12th and final drop (*&^*) on fxhash. To celebrate my journey on fxhash, this is a work that builds on the first ever class I have written: class Calligraphy(){}. As I grow as an artist and a coder, my work has evolved. Some stuff stay the same, but there are still some much to learn. The whole community has been godsend, but there is one particular artist, I would like to make a tribute of this work to: Rudxane. Code can be copied, explicitly or implicitly. But this my own take across various of Rudxane's work and hope our taste is agreeable somewhat and that it is still me.

"Responsive Dreams" is the first real life exhibition from The Generative Art Museum (TGAM). It will take place in Nau Bostik (Barcelona) the 14th and 15th of June 2023 and will include, amongst many other activities, live minting experiences from our featured artists. But... What is Responsive Dreams?

Welcome to Responsive Dreams interview series, where we dive into the imaginative minds of our featured artists. Today, we have the honor of sitting down with Pawel Dudko, an active creator in the area of interactive and generative art with the use of 3D printing, often on the verge of virtual and physical reality.

A statement discussing the concept and release mechanics of the Self Trilogy.

Discussing Verdant Brut, its palettes & inspirations, and a way to pack palettes in a terse way.

Laying in Bed, Flicking through my Collection, My Wife watching Throw Mamma from the Train, A Classic by anyone's standards...the night was Hot...The night was Humid..Criss Cross... Anyways, I've just spent the Whole of Sunday Afternoon Screeding a Floor, and whilst doing so Listened to Collectors Corner's Snowfro Interview. Like many, I've been a bit down on Collecting of Late, The Low Price of Tez, Low Floors on many Projects that I bought in High, My Bank Witholding my Exchange Payments for 24hrs ? I've also been doing a bit of collecting elsewhere, Sold a few Bits and Pieces to scrape enough Eth together to Buy a John Gerard 'World Flag'...what a grind , 2 Weeks of Plotting and Planning . I pulled together 0.31 eth for the Mint... Unfortunately the Flippers took the majority at 0.34...I was pissed...Jumped straight on to Opensea checked the price... Accepted an offer on a Friendship Bracelet, Wrapped up my Eth, Threw out a Collection Offer and got it Accepted straight away at 0.45, all at 4 in the Morning...Jeez, what a palaver!! I am so happy to get a piece of the Collection, It's well thought out and well Executed. It's the most expensive Piece I've bought, but will be something I'll keep for a very long time. On the Down side the Flippers managed to wreak havoc with it, it was Disappointing to see and I felt really Bad for the Artist , who had put so much time and Effort into the Project. This brings me back to the Snowfro Interview in a round about way...The general feeling of many within the Web3, Crypto and Art Space was discussed, and as we all know there is low sentiment amongst many, people are moving on and cashing out...but a really Positive outlook was shown by all involved. There is a great deal to be Positive about , Looking through my Kukai Wallet , Revisiting Tokens I haven't Looked at for a while, I was Reminded of why I Collect, the Talent, Skill and Imagination of Artists. Hope you Enjoy the Selection and Thanks All.