This artwork was donated by Ruben Fro (hicetnunc.xyz/tz/tz1cjn8DAkb7FsCHMJsJq17uRFWhCrGxnzqd, @Ruben_Fro) to help raise money in solidarity for the protestors in Colombia.
u(up)p. luluxxx p(aa)tch #4 . ups and downs. pumps and dumps. luluxxx mimetype: image/gif
ja(ja). luluxxx p(ii)tch #82. i love your jaja. @auniseiva . luluxxx mimetype: image/gif
common parasites collage by Little Shiva collage nft littleshiva dog planets art parasites mimetype: image/jpeg
Life is Cleaner. Created during the first lockdown, when life stopped and we went back to basics. text paint collage covid found Michelle Thompson mimetype: image/jpeg
b(ee)g. luluxxx str(ii)ps #5. sometime you have to. luluxxx mimetype: image/png
Maenad In A Trip Maenads the “mad women” were priestesses of the Dionysian cult. Their name translates as “raving ones”, known as Bassarids, Bacchae, or Bacchantes. Part of The Recursive Series a collection of digital arts inspired by the illustrations of the artist M.C.Escher and mystery noire TV shows from the early 20th century. This piece of art was kindly donated by Luiz André Gama for the #objkts4palestine initiative. All proceeds go directly to The Palestine Children’s Relief Fund (https://www.pcrf.net/). Twitter: @luizandregama :: Hic et Nunc: https://linktr.ee/luizandregama :: Fundraiser Page: https://pcrf1.z2systems.com/objkts4palestine recursive digitalart objkts4palestine blackandwhite recursion greekmythology Luiz André Gama mimetype: image/png