Apotosis
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The programmed decay of data, noise, or excess information so that more valuable signal can survive.
Apotosis opens June 12, 8am AEST.
1,000 digital artworks.
Digital art that kills the noise to amplify the signal.
This has been an art obsession for the past 9 months. Not just making images, but building the whole system around them: the visual language, the direction, the curation process, the website, the contract, and the mint mechanics.
It began with more than 50,000 images and slowly became a collection of 1,000 works.
The mint uses adaptive pricing, with a target average price of 0.025 ETH, and a 30-day sale period unless sold out earlier.
90% of primary mint proceeds go to a Reserve Wallet, intended to acquire and retire underperforming works from the collection. The idea is simple: selective loss makes the surviving body of work clearer, rarer, and stronger.
That is why this needed to exist.
It is not only a collection of images. It is a programmed curation cycle. A digital art organism shaped by creation, selection, decay, and survival.
I’m proud of that. Not because it was easy, but because it wasn’t.
Now collectors begin the next pass.
Filter.
Eliminate.
Amplify the signal.
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