Wallflowers tend to observe, they have a deeper and more organic understanding of others. They often have a more rational and creative way of viewing the world, and can appreciate deeper forms of art, allowing themselves to not easily following the zeitgeists and hype in the scene. And also being wallflowers will create room and space for inner reflections and a great capacity for challenging oneself and becoming wiser over time.
In this project, I would like to articulate the specific, introspective experience of navigating the crypto art scene as an artist from the periphery. I wanted to articulate the feelings of someone who is present, observant, and part of the scenery, yet perpetually hovering in the background, just beyond the reach of the "big" action. Feeling both isolated and intrinsically part of the scene. I am asking you to find value in the background, and to see the story told by those who simply watch from the sides.
The pieces generated are neither demanding attention nor disappearing entirely. The shapes are simple, almost basic, humble, transient, and familiar—embodying the subtle persistence of what exists at the margins. The work invites viewers to ask; what does it mean to be present, to show up, to say " I'm still here". What is the value of presence without recognition, beauty without spectacle.
16 compositions. 145 palette themes. 3 flower arrangements: chained, clumped, random. m/M to toggle menu. s/S to save art image file. t/T to save data text file.
