design shit. 19+ years of everydays*
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Adam’s support for this space has been nothing short of absolutely amazing!! I am beyond honored to have his support and we are extremely fortunate to have someone who cares so deeply for what we are building here.
He also truly cares about the people behind the work and is a positive force always pushing to resolve conflict and bring people together…
Cannot wait for what we have coming in 2027!! LFGGGG. 🦾❤️🙏
I have the utmost respect for @Beeple and everything he has accomplished. Getting a behind the scenes tour of his space before Apefest was like walking around Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory! Behind the “mad scientist” is a truly special, down to earth, humble guy, and I’m honored to call him a true and trusted friend. No one better 🙏
FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY _ HUMAN ONE BEGINS
I cannot believe that we have been on the journey with this artwork for five years. To me this artwork really is about the journey of life, continuing to push forward, not knowing what lies ahead.
It was the first truly dynamic artwork I created that had a more open ended structure that I feel is more akin to a continuing conversation than a finite statement frozen in time.
I feel we are beginning to just scratch the surface of dynamic artworks that evolve over long periods of time and this is one of the most exciting aspects of digital art as a medium...
I could not be more lucky to be on this journey with a Ryan Zurrer (@kukulabanze) as well as Jehan Chu (@collectionist). Their belief and support of this work and my entire practice has been nothing short of amazing... I cannot thank them enough for everything they have done.
I am beyond excited to continue this conversation with the crazy new tools we now have our at our disposal five years later, opening up new possiblities I would never have dreamed of...
... and the journey is just beginning.🙏
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Happy anniversary @beeple!
Six years ago today, the space shook. Things would never be the same again.
This is an oral history compiled through the interviews of 8 participants, including the man himself.
To this day, it remains the most enjoyable feature I have ever penned. Enjoy it!
