along7 gallery

DeltaSauce

Practice AI

Dallas, TX

A Dallas artist who calls himself an AI Wordsmith and Curator of Nostalgia. His FEED series builds each image from the sediment of found footage, the glow of old bedroom TVs and mall monitors, layered into a threshold between memory and static. FEED is where this whole collection turned: the grid was the first real art I bought. Eighty-two of his works live here.

82 works in this collection 76 stills5 GIFs1 films collected 2025-06 → 2026-09 28 via OpenSea22 minted at the drop15 via objkt.com 📺 Watch on TV

82 works · 20 bodies of work

The core of the room

Issues by DeltaSauce 30 works

DeltaSauce Art - Editions 12 works

The Sauce Collabs 7 works

abstractive 4 works

Issues - Editorials 4 works

Lands of Pathos 4 works

Event Collection 3 works

Feed by DeltaSauce 3 works

Limerence of a Memory 2 works

on pause 2 works

silhouettes - editions 2 works

Ai-Ideas 1 work

hicetnunc 1 work

in moments 1 work

MEME ART 1 work

objectification 1 work

Old Tech in the West 1 work

Panache 1 work

silhouettes 1 work

versum 1 work

Artist statement in their own words, sent to the collector, September 2026

DeltaSauce is a Dallas-based digital artist whose work explores memory, nostalgia, and the emotional terrain of liminal spaces through the lens of AI. Rooted in early experiences spent in his father’s woodworking shop, his creative journey began with a fascination for the act of creating and a reverence for process that continues to shape his approach to art today.

Blending the aesthetics of traditional illustration with generative technologies, DeltaSauce constructs digital artworks that feel like collages of time, dreamlike tableaus where the past lingers in modern form. Describing himself as a “curator of nostalgia,” his practice investigates the hazy boundary between personal memory and collective experience. These works often evoke a calming familiarity: suburban streets at dusk, retro technology glowing in the dark, or imagined corners of a world that’s half-remembered, half-invented.

In their own words kept from X, before the feed scrolled on

  • DeltaSauce artist 2026-04-11 ↗

    It means the world when a collector reaches out about a specific artwork! Happy to announce that 'modern living' has been…

  • DeltaSauce artist 2025-12-12 ↗

    The auction for Issues #316 - The Suburban Reverie is now live! Reminiscent of the early 00's and the American dream. htt…

  • DeltaSauce artist 2026-07-08 ↗

    @pengwinpants Over the last few years, been a joy to chat with Along and see his collection of my art grow! 'smoke break'…

  • DeltaSauce artist 2026-07-08 ↗

    Love seeing collectors use my art as their PFP. Appreciate you @pengwinpants!

  • DeltaSauce artist 2026-07-02 ↗

    The first Men in Black film was theatrically released in the United States on July 2, 1997. 'Issues #172 - Farm Encounter'…

  • DeltaSauce artist 2026-07-01 ↗

    Another month of Issues! July is packed with 35 pieces. I'll be highlighting each one as its publication date arrives throu…

What was said about them

  • LogikNFT artist 2025-12-06 ↗

    I agree with you @pengwinpants. I met @deltasauce last year in person and he quickly became a close fren in the space. FEED i…

  • Adamtastic artist 2025-12-05 ↗

    I’m so excited to include @deltasauce’s Issues holders to the AL for my upcoming project! That collection is wildly inspiri…

  • Aaron Long collector 2026-01-16 ↗

    @remiaxyz @deltasauce @AOTMgallery Very and I’m surprised i didn’t have to bid higher ha

  • Aaron Long collector 2026-01-05 ↗

    "Collector" by @0xVestica "September 23rd Polaroid" by @justinaversano "FADED" by @an1eth "Festive" by @deltasauce

  • Aaron Long collector 2026-01-01 ↗

    "smoke break" by @deltasauce "DYBBUK MASQUE LXXXIII" by @andresdelvecc "Barbed" by @ozbren_xyz "TRANSDIMENSIONAL TRIPPERS #407" by @degens

  • Aaron Long collector 2025-12-30 ↗

    "smoke break" by @deltasauce "Rise of the Immortals" by @1dontknows "Leaving The Flesh" by @photonisdead "HAVEN" by @dave_krugman

Elsewhere

This room shows what's in the collection, the artist's own spaces hold the rest.