'Phosphorescent Sea' (1933) by M. C. Escher

🚨 Notable Loan On GONDI 🚨 AI Generated Nude Portrait #7 Frame #27 – A piece from Robbie Barrat’s landmark AI nude series, a pioneering exploration of machine creativity and generative aesthetics. Terms: 178,000 USDC, APR: 13.0%, 60 days, 2,931 USDC origination fee. Congrats

Purchased by Fountain on behalf of an anonymous collector ⛲️

Samia Halaby: "The art world had a very negative attitude to computers. I did it because I was hypnotised by it, not because I was going to please the galleries. They were interested in the commercial potential and I was interested in abstraction." Quote and clip below are from

I really really like these.

Autoglyphs:

monogrid by Kim Asendorf 2021

Archaeology:

I still think PXL Decks by KiM ASENDORF are the most extraordinary pieces I own. This is my 2.5m pxl version. The itense detail is impossible to capture here without going to the website.. but its utterly gorgeous, mesmerising and fully interactive. Wild.

Purchased by Fountain on behalf of an anonymous collector, from an incredible curated collection ⛲️

Best painter making abstract paintings in 2025 imo

THE FOUNTAIN WEEKLY ⛲ A weekly summation of the highest value sales and key listings in digital fine art over the last seven days. Top Sales: 47 CryptoPunks, Floor to Mid-Rare, Larva Labs, for ~$11,300,000 (including 2 brokered by @fountainxyz ⛲) 3 CryptoPunks, 1 attribute,

the world you grew up in no longer exists

help! i'm trapped in this hellhole

Finally seeing Weapons tomorrow night. Feels like Christmas Eve.

Yea. How many people in crypto have read Samuel Beckett? Because: “I can’t go on. I’ll go on.”

The masculine urge to never tweet about crypto again, and just spam pre-Islamic Revolution psychedelic bangers from Iran… also, go see Weapons it’s fucking great. open.spotify.com/track/5QyarEdm…