nico23

NOISIA, by Nico23 aka Nicolas Robert, is a long-form generative art project rooted in the artist's past experiences in underground electronic music and the flowfield art. 

Distinguishing itself through the exclusive use of straight lines and simple forms, NOISIA aims to transcend the boundaries between artistic expression and technology. At the core of the project lies the manipulation of colors to create plays of light, thus transporting the viewer into a captivating visual universe.

In the midst of NOISIA's exploration, there emerges a fascinating combat between curves and angular forms, accentuated by techniques like extrusion. 

The interplay between algorithmic parameters and the artist's aesthetic choices enables the creation of artworks that evolve organically, inviting the viewer into a contemplative exploration of light and form. 

Through NOISIA, I aim to craft an immersive experience where beauty arises from the simplicity and harmony of visual elements. Avoiding complex formulations, the project focuses on the essence of artistic expression, inviting everyone to discover the magic of colors and shapes in a digital context.

Inspired by the history of underground art and the dynamics of flowfields, this collection celebrates experimentation and authenticity. By embracing a multidimensional approach to art, NOISIA offers a sensory experience that resonates with a modern audience.

📗 Features Review :

Live view is responsive : resize window for redraw at size.

In live view, press 1-9 key for save a current size x multiplier with texture.

In live view, press &-ç key for save a current size x multiplier without texture.

High Res files also available on the live view. Add the width you want. 

For rebuild art from smartcontract : 

1/ read contract

2/ call the query html function with your token id.

3/ copy-paste the string in a text file and name it index.html.

4/ open this file, your art is on live view and eternal


NOISIA is an underground generative onchain collection that merges generative art with the rebellious aesthetic of underground culture. 

NOISIA

Ancient cultures used a variety of artifacts to transmit their knowledge and wisdom to future generations. From Mesopotamian cuneiform tablets to Maya totems and enigmatic monolithic structures, these objects served as vessels of wisdom and guardians of history.

For instance, cuneiform tablets were widely utilized by ancient Mesopotamian civilizations such as the Sumerians, Akkadians, and Babylonians. Inscribed on wet clay using a stylus, these tablets were an effective means of recording and transmitting knowledge. They covered a wide range of subjects, from literature and poetry to accounting and laws. Through these tablets, the wisdom of the ancients was preserved and made accessible to future generations.

Maya totems are another fascinating example of knowledge transmission through artifacts. These stone sculptures depicting deities, animals, or ancestors were revered by the ancient Maya. They embodied spiritual teachings, mythological narratives, and deep cultural values. Maya totems also served as communal landmarks and visual elements for storytelling during ceremonies and rituals.

Monolithic structures, such as Egyptian pyramids or statues on Easter Island, were also impressive testaments to the transmission of knowledge in ancient cultures. These imposing monuments were often erected to celebrate rulers, historical events, or religious beliefs. They were designed to embody advanced architectural and technical knowledge, as well as complex cosmological conceptions. By contemplating these structures, future generations could grasp the monumental achievements of their ancestors and perceive the extent of their knowledge and expertise.

These ancient artifacts were much more than mere material objects. They served as gateways to a distant past, containing accumulated knowledge and experiences spanning centuries. Through them, ancient cultures were able to pass on their intellectual, artistic, religious, and technical heritage to future generations.

The preservation and study of these artifacts are essential for our understanding of human history and the evolution of thought. Archaeologists, art historians, and anthropologists tirelessly work to decipher the inscriptions on cuneiform tablets, interpret the symbols on Maya totems, and explore the mysteries of monolithic structures. Through these efforts, we can reconstruct significant portions of the past and gain access to a wealth of knowledge accumulated by our ancestors.

Ancient cultures utilized various artifacts such as cuneiform tablets, Maya totems, and monolithic structures to transmit their knowledge to future generations. These objects played a crucial role in preserving valuable knowledge, stories, beliefs, and technical skills. Through their study and preservation, we have the opportunity to learn more about the achievements and wisdom of civilizations that came before us.

Within this collection, you will discover easily achievable functions presented as exercises. It represents a journey of creativity and exploration. The code encompasses my initial line of code, infusing meaning into the entire Genesis collection. It harmoniously merges technology and artistic expression, showcasing lines, points, ellipses, and rectangles in a simplistic yet captivating manner.

Inspired by ancient civilizations, particularly by the notion of revered artifacts such as Mesopotamian cuneiform tablets and Mayan totems, this project was born. It serves as a repository of knowledge and a wellspring of inspiration.

Ancient Artifacts reflects my personal odyssey in the realm of generative art, fueled by a steadfast belief in the dissemination of knowledge. It stands as a long-form collection, meticulously stored on the Ethereum blockchain along with its dependencies, ensuring its eternal existence and unfettered accessibility.

For countless ages, the transmission of knowledge has been an art mastered by ancient cultures.

In our modern era, one might inquire: What has become of art as a wellspring of enlightenment?

Ancient Artifacts seeks to explore this profound inquiry through the medium of generative art.

Ancient Artifacts is a Genesis project sold at a fixed price of 0.01eth.

Since prehistoric period Humankind transmit their knowledge by an art understandable to all.
Ancient Artifacts collection is the Web3 representation of this concept.
Through this collection I deliver my study sketches and thus disseminate the graphic representation of the basics of generative art.
Nothing is hidden or subtle, everything remains visible and identifiable in order to include the viewer in the learning process, as would an ancient civilization that has now disappeared.