We’re excited to announce a new Editorial initiative “Weekly Top 10 Picks” that anyone in the SR community can contribute to. To participate send your weekly 10 favorite artworks on SuperRare to [email protected] and we’ll get your picks featured!
Weekly Top 10 Picks by an
confession by izzy/vngnc
Izzy/vngnc’s video art is extreme short form of films – capable of encompassing a story, a reality (or a simulation), a dream with maximum visual & audio effects under 30 seconds. His ability to construct a world, a powerful narrative and a full on emotion in a 27 second video is amazing. (See also: RESTART THE SIMULATION.) “confession” is exactly like what he describes himself: “i keep all of my nightmares, 3 am thoughts, and reflection in a book to drive all of my creation.”
Infinity Cat by Jonathan Wolfe
This is the typical lighthearted clever humor that you can find only in Jonathan Wolfe’s art. His art is often a combination of funny memes and weird photos of cute animals that actually exist.
No man’s land by femzor
Remember the fire like redness of femzor’s art, I believe that’s his (and his art’s) soul. “As the end lingers” is Dali dreaming the apocalypse of the 21st Century. Skeleton, cats and crawling human being running away from some disaster at the left side of the painting, while someone is relaxing with her cat on a couch at the right end. The tension between the fear of end of the world and the attitude of not caring is quite prevalent in today’s world.
Alchemy by Esteban Diacono
This is what sculpture means in the cryptoart. It’s animated, changing, 3D and all digital.
Rabbit.bra!n by SAM CLOVER/planttdaddii
My recent favorite digital sculptor. Extremely rich in details, powerful use of colors, and creatures that seem to be born out of Japanese folktales. Please visit her Instagram.
California Poppy by Luna Ikuta
I have a weakness for extreme black & white – when things go to bare minimum, all that left is the essence of being. It also reminds me of Robert Mapplethorpe’s flowers, but Luna’s is even better – it comes alive. It waves slightly (because of breeze?) and is 3D. You can tell Luna’s persistence & uniqueness in artistic style at the first sight (see her Instagram)
Arriving Home by Frenetik Void
This is Frenetik Void arriving home and finding his peace of mind and contemplating his next frenetik act I guess.
Anxiety by mercpin
This piece is so emotionally powerful and disturbing. The ground is all dark, does it even exist? There’s no where to stand. The space filled with strong purple colors has nothing to do with reality. This is exactly what anxiety is about. You fall into a weird space, where all that’s left is your emotions and distorted perceptions. The animated space above shoulder (around the head) shows how your troubled brain drives itself crazy.
Sublunary by Etiene Crauss
Etiene’s art is so different from everyone’s. It’s 80% flat 2D color surface + 10% simple 3D perspective + 10% 1D sketch lines. You can’t really find this combination else where. His art is not a representation of reality, but symbolically effective lines and colors that express feelings and passions.
Neural Delights #4 by quasimondo
I’m not an AI art expert in any way, but I feel quasimondo’s Neural Delights series is so powerful in its simplicity and elegance. And it’s so successful in the sense that it’s obviously a GAN generated image, but also so obviously different from all the other GAN generated art proliferating nowadays. It’s a culminating product of a technology, that transcends its technology.
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