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23/5/2023
title
Exploring the World of Generative NFT Art: A Dance of Randomness and Recursion
The world of art is ceaselessly evolving. In the digital age, a new form of art has emerged, known as generative art. This form of art thrives on the principles of randomness and entropy, using algorithms and code to create unique pieces of art. With the advent of blockchain technology and non-fungible tokens (NFTs), a new subset of generative art has come into existence — generative NFT art.
What is Generative Art?
Generative art refers to any art practice where the artist creates a system, such as a set of natural language rules, a computer program, a machine, or other procedural invention, which is then set into motion with some degree of autonomy contributing to or resulting in a completed work of art. This system or process can involve different elements, such as randomness, repetition, recursion, shaders, and parametric design.
Randomness and Generative Art
Randomness plays a critical role in the creation of generative art. The artist sets a certain framework or rules within which the art is to be created, and then introduces elements of randomness. This could be a range of colors, patterns, or shapes. The artist does not have complete control over the final outcome, which is determined by the interaction between the predefined rules and the random elements introduced. This element of unpredictability adds an exciting dimension to the art form.
Recursion and its Role
Recursion is another key principle in generative art. It refers to the process where a function, through a process of repeated application, leads to an infinite series of results. This can create complex and intricate designs from a simple set of rules, adding depth and complexity to the artwork.
The Emergence of Generative NFT Art
Generative art has found a new home in the digital world with the advent of NFTs. Artists are now creating generative art and tokenizing them as NFTs, creating a unique subset of crypto art. These generative NFTs are stored on the blockchain and can be bought, sold, and traded like any other NFT.
The Process of Creating Generative NFT Art
Generative NFT art is created by running a machine algorithm. The algorithm follows a set of instructions, often written in programming languages such as JavaScript or Python, to generate a unique piece of art. The algorithm takes into account various factors, including the use of p5js for creative coding and shaders for high-quality graphics.
The use of smart contracts in the creation of generative NFT art adds another layer of complexity. The smart contract contains the rules and instructions for the creation of the art. When someone interacts with the smart contract, for instance, by buying or minting the NFT, the contract executes and the final piece of art is created.
Generative Art NFTs and AI
The intersection of generative art, NFTs, and artificial intelligence (AI) has opened up new possibilities. AI-powered art, generated from different AI art prompts, has begun to capture the attention of NFT collectors and art enthusiasts, providing a potential boost to the generative art market. The AI uses the initial set of instructions given by the artists to generate art autonomously, creating unique pieces that are then tokenized as NFTs.
Notable Generative Art NFT Projects
Several generative art NFT projects have captured the attention of collectors, fetching high prices in the market. Some of these include:
Autoglyphs by Larva Labs
Autoglyphs, created by Larva Labs, the creators of CryptoPunks, is considered one of the first on-chain generative art NFT projects. It is described as "an experiment in generative art," with each piece being unique and created by code running on the Ethereum blockchain.
Fidenza by Tyler Hobbs
Fidenza, created by artist Tyler Hobbs, is a popular generative art NFT project on Art Blocks. The collection features colorful and abstract designs that are generated algorithmically.
Lost Poets by Pak
Lost Poets is a unique generative art NFT project and strategy game created by digital artist Pak. Each NFT in the collection was created by an AI specifically designed for the project.
Conclusion: The Future of Generative NFT Art
The future of generative NFT art seems promising, with significant growth witnessed in recent years. As artists continue to experiment with AI and blockchain technology, the space is likely to become even more exciting. However, as with any investment, it is important to research market trends and understand the complexities of the generative art process before diving in. With its unique blend of creativity, randomness, and technology, generative NFT art is certainly a fascinating domain to explore.