Trailblazing web3 community PROOF takes the wraps off its highly-anticipated roster of over 20 renowned artists contributing to the captivating fourth edition of their seasonal Grails digital art exhibition series. Furthermore, Grails IV introduces a gamified twist by concealing artists’ identities until minting, adding an extra layer of value for creators. So, read on to find out who the artists are!
TL;DR:
- PROOF’s Grails IV reveals artist lineup, enhancing value and excitement.
- The season showcases diverse generative artists, gaining recognition in renowned publications.
- Physical exhibition at Foundry by PROOF in LA’s Arts District bridges the virtual-physical divide.
PROOF Grails IV: New Strides For Digital Art
This season marks a PROOF Collective milestone. It showcases generative artist collections powered by the Art Blocks engine, also expanding the horizon of creativity. The list of featured artists spans ages from 20s to 80s. They’re also recognized in influential publications like Vogue, Flaunt, Art Net, and also Artsy, further solidifying their impact in the digital realm.
The celebration of Grails IV has also materialized at Foundry by PROOF. The event was nestled in LA’s Arts District, bridging the virtual-physical divide. This further provides a tangible showcase of these talented artists until August 20th.
Eli Scheinman, PROOF’s Head of Art and Curator for Grails IV, exclaims, “We’re ecstatic to unveil the next wave of Grails artists.This collection is a testament to the diversity of genres and the boundless creativity within the digital and code-based art realm. The physical exhibition at Foundry by PROOF enhances the experience, merging our digital journey with our members, friends, and new enthusiasts in real life. It’s a unique blend of discovery for these remarkable artists.”
Full Artist Lineup Reveal
Previous Grails series showcased 64 top and emerging talents in the web3 space, featuring luminaries like Tyler Hobbs, Snowfro, Larva Labs, Refik Anadol, and more. In retrospect, these artists pushed the boundaries of creative expression, granting them newfound freedom. Meanwhile, collectors faced the challenge of guessing the creator behind each piece.
Now, it’s time for a new era to take over and push the boundaries of digital art. The following is a list of all Grails IV artists:
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ArtistName |
Collection Name |
Programs used |
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Yazid |
Drawing with Code |
Javascript and p5js |
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Operator |
Unamused |
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Jack Butcher |
“Epiphany” |
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Ben Kovach |
Doomscrolling |
Haskell, cairo, ffmpeg |
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Hans Dehlinger |
LIGHT |
I started with an algorithmically generated vector file, used geometric transformations to generate new instances, and then reduced variety until I arrived at a final and unique image |
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Casey Reas |
ATOMS |
C++, Processing, p5.js |
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Inna Modja |
Ethereal Dawn |
Photography shot with a Canon 7D, edited on Photoshop |
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Craig Mullins |
The Grail |
Krita, Photoshop, Rebelle |
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Dangiuz |
A Perfect Friday Night |
Cinema 4D, Octane Render |
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Hideki Tsukamoto |
RELICS |
p5js |
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Diewiththemostlikes |
Around Again |
Acrylic/Marker Painting, Photoshop digitization |
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Shavonne Wong |
Echoes of Identity |
Blender, Character Creator, Zbrush, Substance Painter, Runway ML, After Effects |
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Roope Rainisto |
Time-Lapse |
Stable Diffusion, Dreambooth training, Topaz Photo, Adobe Lightroom, Luminar AI. |
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Kim Asendorf |
Open Console |
JavaScript |
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Per Kristian Stoveland |
Blaatimen |
Javascript, p5js |
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Michael Kutsche |
Goodbye Horses |
Adobe Photoshop |
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Goldcat |
Madonna |
Procreate, Photoshop |
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Ayla El-Moussa |
A Woman in the Mist |
Photoshop & Procreate |
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BASIIC |
Lines of Division (/25) |
Custom stable diffusion model |
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Other World |
Paying Debts |
Procreate |
Finally, a captivating unveiling event brought the collector community together to learn about the artist’s background, influences, and the story behind their Grail in real-time – also adding a dynamic layer to the web3 art experience.
