Weekly Top 10 Picks by an 18

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Weekly Top 10 Picks by an

Nostalgia by Carlos Marcial

This time outside of the infinity room, we got stuck in the feeling of car accident and fire. It happens over and over and over again.

052 by Eric Lefaure

Perhaps the best 2d animation artist on SuperRare imo. Color, animation/movement, transformation of the shapes and inter-dynamics are so magical, fluid and light-weighted.

Bulky Item by Peter Javidpour

We see the trend of making robot dog less terrifying by using them to do quite silly and useless stuff like clubbing and carrying a duck. Isn’t it cute that robot dog and squishy duck are best friends?

PERSONAL GROWTH// by fvckrender

Personal growth. Centering on the self. Life & beauty are grown from within.

Rome by Nate Mohler

AI dreams of the city of Rome.

Birth of a New Life by theinternetoffice

Life grown out of the lifeless. A micro-landscape.

we’re all taking something out of everything by reilly stasienko

Maybe I’m old fashioned but I think this is a masterpiece. It’s reminiscent of Van Gogh’s room + Francis Bacon’s portraits. The way the interior space, human figures and objects are portrayed makes you feel an actual lively event happening in a dream state. It’s so real and unreal at the same time.

DEEP FUCKING VALUE by Norman Harman

Perhaps the best piece on WSB vs. Wall Street. It captures everything related and shows you how everything leads to another and is all interconnected someway from the past to the future. So many references covering the whole crazy event!

Future Historians: Reconstructing Reality by sutu

My favorite thing about this piece is the feeling of futuristic nostalgia. It’s a time when we live proudly in a simulation constructed by ourselves we nevertheless can never have again the perfection of reality – “glitched-out virtual worlds that fall short of the physical realities they’re trying to mimic.” Reality is something we’ve lost.

Bittersweet Feelings by Adam Yates

The intensity, messiness and struggle of consciousness in this piece gives you an idea about the artist’s mind.