Who needs sci-fi films anymore – we have Elon.

The recent explosion of non-refungible tokens – that is, digital items that can be stored on a digital ledger (blockchain) has been overwhelming.

The sea, she was angry that day.

Ink and acrylic paint in a very thick transparent medium.

I just spent both an enjoyable and unthinkable amount of time playing on this piece of coding genius from google labs.

All graphics are procedurally generated in real time, no post-editing.

Man digs hole, man fills hole. Bit gross really.

Great architecture warms me. And all this time in iso has me dreaming of the ideal home.

Lydia Cambron from New York has made exceptional use of her time in isolation.

Well travelled Melbourne based photographer John Laurie takes beautiful photos of far away mysterious places – anywhere you haven’t been yet is mysterious right?

Our whole lives we are told not to stare at the Sun. Well now you can and for a complete hour no less, and without those pesky tinted cardboard glasses.

Mind blown. London based XK Studio produce super slick motion graphic pieces.

Well it can be when you present it well. So much data, so little time to interpret.

Sometimes an artist’s work really grabs you. So much colour and fun and barely a green to be seen.

Was not disappointed. Long time fan of Ryoji Ikeda’s stunning work.

Well look what I just stumbled across. My old flash website on YouTube.

Julien Pacaud from Paris, France puts together beautiful collage images.

Great architecture makes my jaw drop and thrusts upon me a sudden urge to visit and explore a space.

An ongoing side project by super talented Trüf Creative in Santa Monica.

Izett? Yes indeed it is.

Stunning images from Belgian photographer Maroesjka Lavigne.

Hightype; a 3D Typefoundry. Why not.

Space to Roam: a tribute to public lands, a stunning video piece by Andrew Studer highlighting the otherworldly landscapes of the Southwestern America’s public lands.

Soft – an audiovisual translation of the “sense of feeling things”, I surely felt something.

Elementor. Sounds like someone you might meet in a Conan the Barbarian film, or even one of He-man’s mates.

More minimal, geometry, animated goodness, this time from Irish based filmaker and artist Kevin McGloughlin.

An ace project by gun German animator Henning M. Lederer.