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Norman Finkelstein destroys Israeli propaganda and says Palestinians and Hamas have both the moral and legal right to resist the Israeli occupation regime by any means necessary
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Beautiful #genart pieces purchased this week on #fxhash
sail away #18 by gaianur
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Mystical Fusion #3 by @ReformerEth
#genartclub #tezosart #TezosArts #digitalart #NFT
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With Mystical Fusion, @ReformerEth takes us on a mesmerizing journey into the realm of abstract art. This digital masterpiece evokes a sense of melancholy and longing, a true fusion of emotions.
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just minted my version of Mystical Fusion by @ReformerEth
love the color blending techniques! #fxhash #genartclub #generativeart
still mintable: fxhash.xyz/generative/slug/m…
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Mystical Fusion #15
#generativeart #fxhash
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GN #genartclub
💎 Mystical Fusion #3 by @ReformerEth 💎
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Gm! Let the algorithm paint 🎨
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'Cascade'
2022
Unminted / Personal Work
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This was a work-in-progress output from the development of 'Alleles', where I accidentally placed a cosine function and rotate command inside the wrong part of a for loop (a block of code that repeats for a specified number of repetitions).
This lead to this result where some rectangles are rotated incrementally, causing the cascade effect on the left.
I kept this output because although it was a 'mistake' in relation to the overall collection, it was not a mistake in terms of bringing me joy through its aesthetic elements.
I find it peaceful how the rotating blocks interrupt the regularity of the parallel lines behind, I feel it makes the piece somehow 'lighter', while any meaning (if any) is something I leave to each individual viewer.
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An especially enthusiastic GM to y'all today 🫡
It's 3hrs to the mint 🥳
⏱️ 16.00 UK / 11.00 NYC
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Cat Seen from Behind, by Kawabata Gyokushō, 1868
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