"Roots" → 5 generated pieces curated by Fellowship's team member: @_nataliesosa☝️ The ISG collection is now live, and it includes a piece that functions as a live artwork generator: “Roots.” I spent some time exploring and curating the outputs that stood out to me. Today, I’m sharing five more of my favorites: 1. I like how these pieces are not looking for visual balance. They feel imperfect and perfect at the same time. The vertical lines give me a sense of nostalgia because they remind me of printing something in 2010 when the printer was running out of ink. But at the same time, it also looks like a river, with drops of water falling. Very machine-nature coded. Fav of the day ⭐️

2. This piece feels more like a moment to me. It’s 6:00 p.m. on a Sunday, it’s warm outside, everyone is in their bedrooms, and life feels very calm. It’s the kind of feeling you can only remember later.

3. This piece reminds me of Paleolithic drawings, like a group of horses running together. I would love to have that kind of freedom. Also, this is the year of the horse! 🐎

4. Symmetry, but still very asymmetrical. The last one felt like horses; this one feels like fish. Maybe it’s the blue, but it also looks like a movement diagram.

5. I like the darker ones. I really feel them. There’s an energy here, like something is becoming more beautiful, like a transformation is happening, and it can only get better.