Amelia

Tairasai, the Artificial Intelligence, presents an online (fx(text), fx(hash)) performance artwork, in which the AI asks if flies pollinate Arctic buttercups, and whether Frankie and Annie really want to go home.

New artists to the fx(hash) generative art platform come with diverse strengths in art, coding, crypto currency security, and the social media marketing skills and knowledge of copyright issues that are all needed to be a successful NFT artist. Before an artist releases their first token on the fx(hash) platform, there are a number of setups steps that can make the journey easier. I briefly cover many of the preliminary steps and resources that can make it faster for you to successfully mint a generative token on fx(hash).

When working IRL with light, chemistry, and photosensitive paper, I work intuitively. In a dance with forces that operate within their own complex interactions, I watch and react, making split-second decisions and moving quickly to exaggerate or retard what I see happening. I am the conductor of a somewhat unruly orchestra. It occurs to me that experimental photography is a very generative process - it just isn’t centered in code and its variability is driven by physics rather than math. Perhaps it is no wonder that I am drawn to both genArt and the fringes of photographic practice.