– Do you have digital displays at home showing works from your collection? Do you have any aesthetic preferences or particular styles that resonate with you? ✦ @G4SP4RD - Yes, I do. At home, I recently set up a screen with an FF1 computer by @FeralFile, and I find the combination really beautiful. For a long time, I was looking for a satisfying way to display digital art, especially live generative art. Before that, the experience often felt too technical, not fluid enough, or difficult to control. With the FF1, I feel that many of those problems are solved. It is designed specifically for digital art displays, and you can feel that in the experience. The works run smoothly, and the mobile app gives you control in a very simple way. That matters a lot to me, especially for generative art. A generative piece is not always meant to become a screenshot. It needs to run, to evolve, to exist in time. I also sometimes print digital works on different physical supports, mostly static ones. I like the idea of living with the work physically, while the blockchain keeps the certificate of authenticity and provenance. As for aesthetics, I noticed something over time. At the beginning, I was collecting very instinctively. But when I look back at my collection, I can see that certain palettes and moods keep coming back. I’m especially drawn to sunset-like palettes: warm oranges, reds, pinks, purples, sometimes soft blues, often connected to landscapes or atmospheric scenes. There is something calming in those works for me. They probably reflect a part of my personality. I think I’m attracted to digital works that create an atmosphere. Something warm, contemplative, maybe nostalgic. Works that you can live with, not only look at once. ▼ Isoglyphs of Disobedience #65 ▼ cut me like a knife, by @ariasixthousand ▼ Summer Daydream #39, by @ElsifThen