Brushpops #193

Brushpops is a generative system inspired by Roy Lichtenstein’s iconic work, where a random hash determines the composition of a series of abstract brush strokes. Lichtenstein’s original work has separated the brushstrokes from their original context, and now we take another step in the same direction, and separate the artist from the work. The artist has to relinquish control, and set the work free, where only some loosely-predetermined rules and a hash number will determine the actual outcome. The Brushstroke was detached from the painting, and it’s now detached from the artist as well.

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Provenance Collected 2026-05-08 on OpenSea.
Minted 2021-08-30 on Art Blocks, on Ethereum by 0x0c2e9a64…36d3.
Entered the vault 2026-07-17.

Kind One of one · Live code · 2026

Collection Brushpops by Matty Mariansky

Archive image: png · 3 MB · 2400×2400 · sha256 640c7ff1418ee86f · view original
animation: html · 12 KB · sha256 98525e1bf5a86e1e · view original
raw metadata · on OpenSea · artblocks.io ↗
Live piece runs from the archived code; some generators load libraries from the web.

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