Throwing the Mirror to the ground, Foldun expected his pace to quicken; Instead, his gaze stopped, flesh turned to stone, as did his Reflection blocking the path.
– The Tale of Foldun
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20989982578935123412306061854357420837516449622800109415984096478557517119489
Time Minted: June 1, 2023 @ 2:24 PM
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Creator(s): Bardos
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Location: Lexington, Massachusetts
Date: May 2023
Creation Tool(s): Mandlebulb 3D, Adobe After Effects, Adobe Photoshop, Phone Camera, Wacom Tablet
Creation Method(s): Images from Fractal Animation taken and used as building blocks along with digital painting, and photography
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Number In Collection: #7
Editions: 1
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An image from the ‘RegEdit’ NFT collection, built upon a still frame from Foldun’s Broken Mirror The moving visuals, created from 3d fractal rendering software combined with effects turned to animation, are taken as single frames, edited and mixed with photography, 3D modeling and secret ingredients to create reciprocating still artwork. An experiment in visual abstraction and endlessly evolving interlaced creation from pure organized chaos. Each 1/1 IMG NFT comes with a special edition 1/1 print to be paired and shipped to the first owner. “RegEdit stands for Registry Editor, which controls the most root functions of a computers operating system, it’s a reflection of the time period in my life these were made.” ~ Bardos
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Each of our NFTs and most of our physical products have a unique hex number attached to them, given based upon the order in which they’re purchased or created. Prints + merch at this point forward will have a physical QR code on it that’ll eventually link to not only it’s own website page, it’ll also be used to redeem a token. “Barcodes” will eventually be used to mint and activate separate digital tokens that have game mechanisms built into them, the code will only be redeemable by the current holder of the token or by physical QR code. Until the full release, any code will simply redirect to the LeveL page.