Watching over lower Manhattan from above.

Minting in partnership with Superchief to raise funds for The New York Common Pantry.

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“Pollimeters” is a piece exploring how we, the human race, need to protect what sustains us, because we cannot live without the wonderful creatures we share this world with.

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Being mindful of where your food is sourced, reducing waste, radical acts of kindness towards animals, especially those in need of help.

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Pollimeters is a sister piece to “Pollimeter” an animated artwork In Sam’s Helpful Sprites collection.

Head in the Clouds explores being lost in the discrete moments of digital existence. The pixels that connect us to the continuous.

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This open edition, in collaboration with Superchief Gallery, is part of a fundraiser for New York Common Pantry.

Inspired by the portrait of Ellen Andrée for "La Prune" by Édouard Manet (1877-1878) Created for The New York Common Pantry Fundraiser X Superchief Gallery NFT New York, 2023

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in collaboration with Superchief Gallery for the benefit of New York Common Pantry, which will recieve 50% of sales. thank you.

All that flowers before cocktail parties
Visit glory strewn solitude
Today, a new leaf.

1977 National Geographic collage

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50% of all proceeds from this mint will go directly to the New York Common Pantry.

"Like robots, most humans have human-like emotions." 0:31 mp4. Fragment 47 is a media-rich textblock adapted from a line of AI-powered verse. This extract comes from “BINA48 in the Garden,” a long poem cycle first published in the book Technelegy by poet, artist and AI researcher Sasha Stiles (2021). Minted in 2023 in an edition of 1.

I was perched on an overpass at the Adams/Wabash station in Chicago. Waves of rain kept passing through while I waited for the right moment. A series of events take place that beg me to be ready. I notice a train leaves the station, one approaches in the distance and a wall of rain shifts over the scene. In the brief moment I captured the trains were partners in a slippery symmetry.