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ᴀʀᴛɪꜱᴛ ꜱᴘᴏᴛʟɪɢʜᴛ: @MindMechanicxyz As a psychiatrist with a rich background in both psychiatry and neurology, Mind Mechanic is an artist whose oeuvre of work delves into the intricate workings of the human psyche, exploring how our thoughts and emotions shape our perception of the world. Through a blend of deep research, color psychology, and elements of abstraction and surrealism, MM’s art seeks to capture the intangible aspects of the mind and its relationship to the self. By challenging and expanding traditional notions of humanity, MM investigates how artificial intelligence can enhance and deepen our understanding of the world. For Mind Mechanic, the pursuit of insight and learning through art is central to our subconscious. The creation of the genre chromatic allegory for Mind Mechanic is a delicate balance of creativity and color theory. Each element, from the composition to the choice of colors, is meticulously crafted to imbue the artwork with layers of symbolism and references, inviting viewers to embark on a journey of interpretation and introspection. Drawing inspiration from vast sources such as literature, philosophy, clinical psychology and cultural references, Mind Mechanic synthesizes these influences into a cohesive narrative that speaks to universal truths and timeless themes. The careful selection of colors enhances the emotional impact and reinforces the message, with each hue, saturation, and tone contributing to the overarching narrative. Ultimately, the power of Mind Mechanic's art lies in its ability to transcend the confines of computational processes, sparking contemplation and dialogue about the human condition and the mysteries of existence. Through its rich symbolism, layered narratives, and thoughtful use of color, Mind Mechanic invites viewers to explore the complexities of life, offering glimpses into the profound truths that lie beneath the surface. Mind Mechanic’s work has been exhibited in major cities including New York, Paris, Istanbul, and Kuala Lumpur, among others.

The intention behind the artwork titled “Alter Ego”is to push the profound significance of this philosophy called Three Masks of the Self, a theory that suggests we all possess multiple facets of identity that we present in different contexts. This artwork intends to do so by beckoning the viewer to look in the mirror and ask themself the question: am I subconsciously masking myself? Or am I truly able to emotionally and psychologically present a raw and honest viewpoint when facing myself? This piece, as described and displayed on SuperRare, invites introspection and questions the authenticity of the personas we present in different aspects of our lives.This question of truly seeing yourself within your reflection and being able to face yourself is one that humanity is asked everyday when looking at mirror and yet we must ask ourselves constantly who are we really? superrare.com/artwork/eth/0x…

“My work seeks to challenge and expand traditional notions of humanity by delving into the often-overlooked aspects of the human experience, such as subconscious thoughts, emotional complexities, and the influence of technology on our perceptions. By merging art with psychiatric and neurological insights, I aim to highlight the fluidity of identity and the interconnectedness of mind and body.” - Mind Mechanic superrare.com/artwork/eth/0x…

See more of Mind Mechanic’s work available on SuperRare here ↴ superrare.com/mindmechanic

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"Tunnels are a consistent theme in my work that I like to use to symbolize a phrase I use a lot in my life, 'taking it one day at a time.' The endless passage and repetitive structure represents the continuous struggle and daily battles with myself. Inspired by one of my favorite artists, Zdzisław Beksiński, this piece is a reflection of me as a person and as an artist." - @Joshua_Brockett

Inner Passage by @Joshua_Brockett Auction is now live on SuperRare ↴ superrare.com/artwork/eth/0x…

Sakura Breeze | 桜の風 by Ilan Derech was sold to merv_kim for 7.5Ξ ($28.8k) on SuperRare.

桜の風 [Sakura Breeze] takes inspiration from the ephemeral nature of sakura’s blooming season, which fades away in just two weeks. It reminds us that not everything lasts forever, urging us to focus on the present and savor the moment, like a petal floating away with the wind or a bird picking at the newly born sakura buds... This piece reinterprets timeless scenes from the serene art of ukiyo-e (traditional Japanese woodblock prints), which translates to "pictures of the floating world." It brings these candid moments to life at a serene pace, allowing even the smallest details to shine. A few pieces that inspired “桜の風 [Sakura Breeze]” ↴

View Sakura Breeze | 桜の風 by @IDerech, now in @merv_kim's collection, on SuperRare ↴ superrare.com/artwork/eth/0x…