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torshin5ergey · 3 years ago

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AWLA.PopArch(itecture)

AWLA.PopArch is a series of three collages created with a program, named AWLA*. This collection is based on photos of Wat Benchamabophit Dusitwanaram (Bangkok), Ostankino Television Tower (Moscow), Rezo Gabriadze Marionette Theater (Tbilisi). The idea of such collages is inspired by the works of American artist and designer Andy Warhol.

AWLA.001.01-BWBD

This PopArch was created by a program, names AWLA*. This item is based on photo of Wat Benchamabophit Dusitwanaram in Bangkok. The idea of such collages is inspired by the works of American artist and designer Andy Warhol. This item is on sale as an NFT-token on OpenSea in amount of 25.

AWLA.001.02-MOT

This PopArch was created by a program, names AWLA*. This item is based on photo of Ostankino Television Tower in Moscow. The idea of such collages is inspired by the works of American artist and designer Andy Warhol. This item is on sale as an NFT-token on OpenSea in amount of 25.

AWLA.001.03-TRGPT

This PopArch was created by a program, names AWLA*. This item is based on photo of Rezo Gabriadze Marionette Theater in Tbilisi. The idea of such collages is inspired by the works of American artist and designer Andy Warhol. This item is on sale as an NFT-token on OpenSea in amount of 25.

*AWLA is a program that can create jammy color collages from any photo. The user selects a photo and collage resolution, and the computer procedurally colors each element.