Tezos Commons is now represented in the @teztowers world! 🏛️
Visit the TC Town Hall, just across from the plots:
📰 TC articles and news
📻 A radio station playing our recorded Spaces
🙌 Blangs waiting outside for a high five
Come say hi 👇
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One of pluraluse’s earlier works on Tezos, “FeebDack,” was “generated” using three feedback sources and mixer effects. I put generated in quotes because this was 2021, before AI image tools went mainstream, and the machine doing the generating here was a video mixer feeding back into itself.
The idea of generating art from machines is not new, and it has always held genuinely artsy potential, as we see here. The loop creates a yin-yang rotation of contrasting colors, two shapes chasing each other through white, lime, peach, and a final rainbow smear. To me, it feels like the never-ending cycle of life in its pure energy state.
teia.art/objkt/40133
“Red fish, Blue fish” was minted for gifday 2025, a striking representation of sitting and admiring a fish tank. For many, that act becomes a meditative experience, getting lost in the ripples and bubbles as these alien creatures from another world swim in circles. The glitch-like post-processing of this video highlights the trails they leave behind, a reaction to every action.
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“Rainbow Moonrise,” his most recent drop minted on TEIA, takes a nature photograph and pushes it through digital processing until the sky breaks into rainbow bands and blocky, pixelated clouds under a burning white moon.
teia.art/objkt/883440
Our Gem of the Week is @pluraluse, who is hard at work building all sorts of artsy things on and off Tezos. His range runs from custom GANs to a recently revealed teaser of an entire Tezos Operating System, “tezOS,” and from glitchy GIF art to static compositions. Enjoy the thread and join us to learn more on Artz Friday.
Ida Belle spent years collecting and supporting artists on Tezos. Then she started wondering what more she could do between purchases.
That question became TezCity.
This week on TezTalks Live, we meet the collector behind the platform and discover what she's building for the Tezos art community.
Tuesday | TezDay is hosting a community call today at 1 PM PT! Come hang out, bring what you've got, and request the mic if you want to share.
Tuesday Tezday is a community call this week.
We've been looking at what's happening around Tezos lately, and we're curious how things look from your side.
Maybe it's a project you're working on, something you tried, an artist you've been following, or a question you've been sitting with.
We'll bring a few things into the conversation, too. Request the mic and tell us what's on your mind.
Tuesday, 8 PM UTC.
xitter.cf/i/spaces/1aJbdENljEqKX
Tuesday | TezDay is hosting a community call today at 1 PM PT! Come hang out, bring what you've got, and request the mic if you want to share.
Tuesday Tezday is a community call this week.
We've been looking at what's happening around Tezos lately, and we're curious how things look from your side.
Maybe it's a project you're working on, something you tried, an artist you've been following, or a question you've been sitting with.
We'll bring a few things into the conversation, too. Request the mic and tell us what's on your mind.
Tuesday, 8 PM UTC.
xitter.cf/i/spaces/1aJbdENljEqKX
Missed last week's gem? Here's a quick look at @MadDolphNFT's work on Tezos
Our gem of the week is @MadDolphNFT, a digital artist active on Tezos since 2023, but sadly their original wallet was compromised. We will visit some of those “compromised” early works in the thread and during Artz Friday for the history, but only interact with the newer MadDolphNFT account and handle.
“Past Lives”... lives in that old account, part of the “Art by Music” collection, an experiment creating artwork inspired by different musicians and music titles. A fittingly ironic composition for a compromised Genesis wallet.
“She Codes” is the most recent artwork minted by MadDolphNFT, and it portrays a girl at a computer console writing code. As the description states, she is quietly rewriting the world around her. In the age of AI, where anyone can write code and make art, her creativity has the green light. She looks at the camera with a gaze that says, “Watch me cook.”
“Way Too Creative for a 9-5” is about a quiet battle many creatives face as they go through the motions society expects of them to survive. The creative drive never leaves, if anything, it grows like a lingering headache, getting heavier with every passing hour wasted on mundane tasks. The brick wall, the bench, and the outfit combined suggest that Pepe is likely working at a fast food establishment. We feel your pain here, Pepe. Keep fighting and don't give up the dream.
objkt.com/tokens/KT1AQb26fyB…
