todemashi — who introduces himself simply as Antonio — is an Italian digital and generative artist who creates code-based artworks addressing moments of personal change.,He has drawn and made things since childhood, merging that instinct with computers after getting his first machine in the 1980s. A short 3D animation for a competition later launched his UX/UI design career. An interest in crypto and NFTs later drew him toward generative art.
His debut NFT project, Cuts, is a generative art collection published in 2022 that represents the exact moments in life when something is cut, such as a move, a job loss or the end of a relationship.,The project, coded with the p5.js library, was released on the platform fx(hash), generating fibre-like forms from a curated palette using a random hash.He later made vertiCuts, a spin-off generator that lets collectors customize and lock specific traits before requesting their own token.To mark the first anniversary of fx(hash), he released RushGushBlush, a generative work built around an expanding grid that evokes the speed of the generative art movement.
In smolStalt, he distilled eight Gestalt principles of design, among them similarity, proximity and closure, into a collection of 8x8-pixel compositions.Primænts takes the primary elements of water, fire, air, earth and energy as its subject, combining a noise algorithm with post-processing to abstract the textures of nature.In Gleams, digital illustrations built from randomly generated vertical lines let small apertures of light emerge from darkness.
