 | Ethereum |
 | Ethereum |
区块18467012 |
| 区块 | 18467012 |
| 区块确认 | |
| ETH 价格 | $1,703 / ETH当前价值 |
| 已使用的气体 | 1,339,823 wei |
| 气体价格 | 32.124678585 gwei |
| 交易类型 | EIP-1559 |
| 随机数 | 5 |
| 区块 | 18467012 |
| 区块确认 | |
| ETH 价格 | $1,703 / ETH当前价值 |
| 已使用的气体 | 1,339,823 wei |
| 气体价格 | 32.124678585 gwei |
| 交易类型 | EIP-1559 |
| 随机数 | 5 |
| # | 名称 | 类型 | 数据 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | _projectId | uint256 | 68 |
| 1 | _projectDescription | string | *BLINK* originally grew from our fascination with Baroque vanitas paintings, 17th century still life artworks filled with symbolic objects chosen to remind us of our mortality: hourglasses, skulls, burning candles, butterflies, bubbles. From this inspiration, we distilled the bubble as our object of fascination: the bubble as a symbol of both ephemerality and joy. *BLINK* is in conversation with our other work, which often plays with time and scale. Here we display the bubble at a large scale, with background streams and fields that reference some of our most well-known examples from *The Book of Shaders*. The effect is the delicacy of a bubble shown at planetary scale. This generative series uses thin film interference to model the changing surface of the bubble. Thin film interference occurs when light reflects multiple times off two sides of a thin transparent material. Patricio remembers waiting for the school bus as a kid in Buenos Aires, and losing himself in the mesmerizing chromatic patterns of light on street puddles. Oil suspended over the water produced this optical phenomenon we now know as thin film interference: a delicate, ephemeral natural pattern that also appears on the surfaces of bubbles. The color and speed variation within this series are intentionally chosen to create a wide range of pieces. We are particularly interested in outliers and push the edges here, giving the code freedom to wander through a wide range of outcomes. Some pieces are calm and reflective, like the quiet surface of a pond, or a candle’s flame, while others evoke the energy of a city flying by. We want to invite people experiencing *BLINK* into a moment of presence. Viewing the bubble at this scale is both planetary and fleeting: in ictu oculi — in the blink of an eye. |
| # | 名称 | 类型 | 数据 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | _projectId | uint256 | 68 |
| 1 | _projectDescription | string | *BLINK* originally grew from our fascination with Baroque vanitas paintings, 17th century still life artworks filled with symbolic objects chosen to remind us of our mortality: hourglasses, skulls, burning candles, butterflies, bubbles. From this inspiration, we distilled the bubble as our object of fascination: the bubble as a symbol of both ephemerality and joy. *BLINK* is in conversation with our other work, which often plays with time and scale. Here we display the bubble at a large scale, with background streams and fields that reference some of our most well-known examples from *The Book of Shaders*. The effect is the delicacy of a bubble shown at planetary scale. This generative series uses thin film interference to model the changing surface of the bubble. Thin film interference occurs when light reflects multiple times off two sides of a thin transparent material. Patricio remembers waiting for the school bus as a kid in Buenos Aires, and losing himself in the mesmerizing chromatic patterns of light on street puddles. Oil suspended over the water produced this optical phenomenon we now know as thin film interference: a delicate, ephemeral natural pattern that also appears on the surfaces of bubbles. The color and speed variation within this series are intentionally chosen to create a wide range of pieces. We are particularly interested in outliers and push the edges here, giving the code freedom to wander through a wide range of outcomes. Some pieces are calm and reflective, like the quiet surface of a pond, or a candle’s flame, while others evoke the energy of a city flying by. We want to invite people experiencing *BLINK* into a moment of presence. Viewing the bubble at this scale is both planetary and fleeting: in ictu oculi — in the blink of an eye. |