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Hyperliquid Deep Dive: Understand HYPE and HLP Model XRP Deep Dive: A Masssive Player in Today’s Crypto Market Study: 88% of Businesses Reported Higher Revenue after Accepting Crypto Payment Survey: Nearly 80% of FTX Creditors Will Reinvest in Crypto with Their Repayment XDC Deep Dive Survey: 1 in 7 Americans Has Bought TRUMP Memecoin Robonomics (XRT) Deep Dive Tyler Hobbs is a visual artist and generative artist from Austin Hobbs’ art explores the interaction of computer hardware and software with the natural world Tyler Hobbs had dabbled in traditional portrait he lacked an intimate connection to traditional art genres which made him fall out of love with traditional art He went on to study computer science and graduated in 2010 around 2014 Hobbs discovered generative art and tried his hand at it This moment of discovery came as he tried to find a connection with art and a way to combine his artistic and coding skills into something innovative On The 21st Century Creative podcast Tyler Hobbs said: “I started to stumble upon the generative art community and learn that it was already a thing And I very quickly figured out that this was something that was going to work well for me and I’ve been pursuing it since then.” he had saved enough to become a full-time artist he produced about 100 pieces a year and made ends meet through commissions and selling prints Being a full-time artist was far from easy As a result of loneliness and financial hardship he founded the start-up Travel Boss in 2018 Unfortunately, the company closed due to the pandemic. However, this led Tyler Hobbs to discover Art Blocks – and it is safe to say that this chance discovery quickly changed the course of his future After he was hand-picked by the platform as a curated artist According to Tyler Hobbs: “Fidenza is my most versatile generative algorithm to date. Although it is not overly complex the core structures of the algorithm are highly flexible allowing for enough variety to produce continuously surprising results.” Inspired by Abstract Expressionist artist Francis Klein and named after a small town in northern Italy Fidenza captured the imagination of art collectors worldwide They sold out in 25 minutes for 0.17 ETH each – resulting in about $400,000 in sales the Fidenza NFTs were even more successful on the secondary market Fidenza’s underlying technology is a flow field algorithm This coding technique enabled Tyler Hobbs to produce organic curves that are also aesthetically pleasing He also uses the “Collision Check: No Overlap” feature to ensure no overlap between the shapes Fidenza also employs probabilistic colour palettes – a set of pre-selected colours that work well together the technology underlying Fidenza is as interesting as the artworks themselves my artwork is created entirely through programming I don’t draw things by hand or use any sort of Photoshop or post-editing in any of my work,” said Hobbs on The 21st Century Creative podcast Hobbs also pointed out that when creating generative art the artist creates a program that results in the artwork the artist works hand in hand with technology to express himself To give collectors an understanding of the process Tyler Hobbs provides a snapshot of the program with the artwork This is mainly because Hobbs considers coding an essential part of the artwork Although generative art has existed since the 1960s artists like Tyler Hobbs are undoubtedly pushing the genre to new heights educate people about generative art and show everyone how technology and art can indeed coexist Zander Brown is a freelance journalist with a keen interest in the dynamic world of altcoins He closely follows the development and evolution of cryptocurrencies beyond Bitcoin analyzing market trends and investigating the potential impact of these emerging projects on the broader 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maintain unbiased reporting across all its publications Via Francigena EAVF President Francesco Ferrari met with the European President of the Via Romea Germanica The meeting aimed to reaffirm the strong commitment to cooperation between the two routes The two associations are already engaged in a collaboration protocol focused on the development of the “Romee” (ways to Rome) routes and the regions they traverse with an emphasis on international cooperation will be an opportunity to promote joint actions among the three main Romee routes: Francigena The Via Romea Germanica covers nearly 2,200 kilometres from Stade to Rome crossing three countries in 94 stages: 44 in Germany It merges with the Via Francigena in the city of Montefiascone (Lazio) The Romea Strata stretches for over 4,000 kilometres across seven European countries: Estonia It merges with the Via Francigena in the city of Fucecchio (Tuscany) Share this articleand follow us on social media: 👉🏻 Itinerary 👉🏻 Where to sleep 👉🏻 I ❤️ Francigena 👉🏻 The Via by bicycle 👉🏻 Events Calendar The European Association of the Via Francigena unites municipalities and countries crossed by the Via Francigena We’re always on the lookout for new partners who share our values and who want to help us promote sustainable travel across Europe F.A.Q © Associazione Europea delle Vie Francigene | C.F. 91029880340 – P.IVA 02654910344 Powered by ItinerAria Privacy | Cookie Policy  | Legal Notice  © Associazione Europea delle Vie Francigene | C.F Powered by ItinerAria Wanted in MilanMembership The Via Francigena takes center stage once again with one of its most representative events: the Francigena Fidenza Festival in Milan during the "Fa’ la Cosa Giusta!" fair the festival will take place in Fidenza (Parma) from May 8 to 11 This year’s theme, “The Horizon is Rome: From the Finite to the Infinite” connects symbolically to the Jubilee celebrations highlighting the spiritual and universal dimension of the Via Francigena Fidenza will become a crossroads of stories and discoveries along the ancient route stretching from Canterbury to Rome Featured guests include renowned art historian Jacopo Veneziani and digital nomad and content creator Davide Fiz each offering unique insights into the theme of the journey as a transformative experience with the inauguration of exhibition spaces in the historic city center Jacopo Veneziani will take the stage at the Teatro Magnani for a captivating talk on the Grand Tour while Piazza Verdi will host the start of a three-day Buskers Festival with street performers and gourmet street food featuring a guided walk along the 18th stage of the Francigena route from Fiorenzuola to Fidenza via Cavour will turn into a haven for book lovers thanks to the Small Publishers’ Association of Emilia-Romagna the festival concludes with an epic 34 km walk from Fidenza to Fornovo organized by the Quadrifoglio Association The scenic route includes the Taro River Park and historic landmarks like the Cabriolo parish church Participants will be joined by Irene Colzi and Davide Fiz who will share the journey live on social media Shuttle services will be available for those not walking the entire route Among the cultural highlights is comic artist Valerio Barchi who will present his graphic novel Bona Via! a story that follows the Francigena route from the Great St The festival will also include guided tours of Fidenza Cathedral A special focus will be placed on schools: local students will take part in educational activities that explore walking as a physical and personal journey In collaboration with the Magnaghi Solari Institute of Salsomaggiore visitors can also enjoy the Pilgrim’s Menu inspired by traditional Francigena recipes The Francigena Fidenza Festival is promoted by the Municipality of Fidenza with the support of Regione Emilia-Romagna, Visit Emilia and the European Association of the Via Francigena (AEVF) and involves several local partners including the Diocese, Caritas “Fidenza believes deeply in its role as the capital of the Via Francigena,” said Fidenza’s Mayor Davide Malvisi “When we launched this festival in 2021 we wanted to strengthen our connection to this ancient route we’re convinced that slow travel and cultural rediscovery are keys to a more meaningful future.” Francigena Fidenza FestivalFidenza (PR), ItalyMay 8–11, 2025More info: francigenafidenzafestival.it  Wanted in Milan ™ is member of the Wanted World Wide Ltd network.Click here to find out more about our Network or Follow us on social networks. © 2025 / 2026 Wanted World Wide LTD Network. All Rights Reserved. Made with Kraken PMS. ShareTyler Hobbs on Generative Art and NFTs: ‘I see code becoming a standard tool for artists. It’s just way too powerful to ignore’The artist and software engineer discusses how he created one of the most sought-after NFT drops of 2021. Fidenza #724 is offered at Christie’s in London on 28 February 2023 Artist Tyler Hobbs at work. All photos courtesy of the artist, © 2022 Montsho Jarreau Thoth Tyler Hobbs is a pioneer of the Generative Art movement, producing work using autonomous systems — specifically, computer algorithms. In June 2021, employing the most complicated algorithm he had ever created, Hobbs made Fidenza, a series of 999 computer-generated images minted as individual NFTs that examine the point where the worlds of digital and analogue — and chaos and order — collide. Fidenza  quickly became one of the most sought-after NFT drops of 2021. One work alone rocketed in value from 0.58 ETH (then worth around $1,400) to 1,000 ETH (more than $3.3 million at the time) over the course of just two months. More importantly though, Hobbs secured his place as a leading figure of the digital art movement, as well as an artist able to survive the NFT market’s peaks and troughs relatively unscathed. Tyler Hobbs (b. 1987), Fidenza #724, 2021. Minted on 11 June 2021, this work is unique and accompanied by a non-fungible token Print: 49¾ x 41⅞ in (126.5 x 106.4 cm) Sold for £365,400 on 28 February 2023 at Christie’s in London On 28 February, Christie’s is offering the rare Generative artwork Fidenza #724  as part of the 20th/21st Century: London Evening Sale Hobbs sat down to explain how the project came to life and where he thinks the future of art and technology lies Where did the idea for Fidenza  come from ‘Many of the algorithmic and visual elements in Fidenza  can be traced back through my work over the past five years it was also a radically new experiment — designing an algorithm suitable for 999 outputs was a massive increase from my previous largest ‘The title Fidenza [the name of a town in northern Italy] was specifically chosen not to be significant. I wanted the viewer to interpret the work without preconceptions. I borrowed the strategy of using a town’s name from Franz Kline.’ What was involved in writing the algorithm for Fidenza ‘The algorithm itself is all hand-coded text and numbers It’s written in a programming language called JavaScript meaning it will be supported for at least several decades art needs to span both’ — Tyler Hobbs‘It’s hard to mark the start of Fidenza  because it evolved out of algorithms I’ve developed over the years there was a period of roughly three-and-a-half months where I focused on it intensely ‘I began with an experimentation and exploration phase where I changed different elements to introduce new concepts and behaviours I focused on removing buggy areas and making weak outputs less likely The last step was to adjust the probabilities in order to make the entire output varied and balanced My goal was to ensure that you could look through all 999 outputs and not get bored.’ ‘My goal was to ensure that you could look through all 999 outputs and not get bored’ Are the parallels to work by artists such as Piet Mondrian and Bridget Riley built into the code and I often notice connections between their work and my own even if I didn’t introduce them consciously.’ Can you explain how and why you sometimes make analogue counterparts to your digital works ‘There are many different ways to translate a digital work into the physical realm and I decide which to use based on what suits the art best Sometimes I use a projector to make hand-trace drawings ‘For Fidenza  I created one painting on paper I began by using a plotter — a simple programmable robot holding a pencil — to create a drawing of it It’s hard to get a robot to paint well: there’s a lot of “touch” that is still extremely difficult to get right ‘Seeing digital concepts in analogue form can make them more accessible and human It also prompts us to consider that while we have physical bodies ‘There are several ways that I can curate a project’s output I put the curation in the hands of the community the 999 images were generated at random with no curation whatsoever.’ Can a computer ever compete with human creativity ‘I don’t think we have a good definition of “creativity” right now Like every other form of artistic practice the act of creation using artificial intelligence and other Generative approaches has particular strengths and capabilities as well as particular weaknesses and limitations a weekly newsletter delivering our top stories and art market insights to your inbox ‘It’s up to the artist and viewer to determine what’s meaningful and how we can best relate to these new technologies — which are certainly going to dominate our lives in the coming decades.’ What do you predict for the future of art and technology ‘I see code becoming more and more of a standard tool for artists It’s just way too powerful to ignore and those who can wield it effectively can do things others can’t It also doesn’t have to be all-or-nothing; I think a mixed use of code and traditional practices will create the most interesting outcomes.’ Computer scientist turned generative artist Tyler Hobbs writes code artistically which then creates visual art that has sold for millions Fidenza #313 was minted for 0.17 ETH on June 11th after which it was immediately sold for 0.58 ETH the NFT nicknamed “Tulip” sold for 1,000 ETH on Opensea — $3.3 million at the time Fidenza is the brainchild of Tyler Hobbs, 34, who quit his computer engineering job to work as a full time artist. He struck ETH when he discovered Art Blocks an art platform that creates NFT’s based on generative art The work is named after a town in northern Italy Inspired by abstract expressionist painter Francis Klein Hobbs likes to use the names of places for his art because they carry little baggage or definitive meaning The approximate $400,000 in sales were split 90/10 between Hobbs and Art Blocks his works come with a pre-programmed 10% commission which is automatically shared 5.0%/2.5%/2.5% between himself With an estimated 85 million in secondary sales Hobbs has already earned over $4 million in commissions he felt it important to create art using the tools he knew making people ask “what separates man from machine?” Hobbs says that buyers come from around the world and are most commonly middle aged men These largely inexperienced art collectors who come from the crypto or technology world “have less of an inherent bias against this artwork,” whereas many traditionalists “feel that there’s something inherently less human or less real” about his style “They’re generally both interested in the artwork and they’re willing to risk a fairly large amount of money on something that’s unproven — I think it takes a special breed of person to be that kind of collector September 16: Since this story was published news broke of imitation Fidenza’s being traded on the Solana project Sol Blocks Hobbs called the revelation “distasteful as hell” The mechanics of a generative artwork drop on Art Blocks are unique as the art does not exist until it is “minted” by the buyer buyers pay the predetermined ETH-denominated price along with necessary gas fees and receive the artwork upon its generation — which takes up to 30 seconds in the case of Fidenza Aligned Incentives: Accelerating Passive Crypto Adoption How to make a Metaverse: Secrets of the founders the contribution of the minter is a unique and necessary ingredient of the artistic equation A few of the "super dense" Fidenzas that max out the visual noise level. They can be overwhelming at first, but they have their own charm if you sit with them. pic.twitter.com/vRGOWWk1gi — Tyler Hobbs (@tylerxhobbs) June 24, 2021 Because the code for Fidenza is on the blockchain anyone can use it to create similar pieces because “Fidenza” is limited to 999 numbered copies such “bootleg Fidenzas” would not be “signed” by the artist — much like if someone copied an artist’s style with the same materials and tools While Hobbs considers it “interesting for people to be able to explore that algorithm” and appreciate the aesthetic value it can create he makes it clear that his vision for Fidenza is now complete “I think the 999 is sort of the perfect test run of the algorithm and captures everything that I could have wanted it to capture,” he says adding that he likes that there is “a clear start and a clear finish.” “There’s a certain artistic challenge to creating an algorithm that will create something with a lot of beautiful variety within those 999 while still maintaining a consistent level of quality He is unconcerned about fakes due to the unfalsifiable nature of blockchain provenance but acknowledges that someone could sell them as unofficial Fidenzas While he is unable to ascertain the legality of doing so he finds the thought of others co-opting the program for profit as unethical and disrespectful CryptoPunks one of the first and most well known NFT sets While the “floor” (cheapest listed NFT of the set) for one of the 10,000 original Punks sits around 100 ETH a “Phunk” which faces the other way can be had for a mere 0.04 ETH and “Bastard Gan Punks” for a respectable 0.50 ETH it can be argued that these copies only affirm and increase the value of the “real” punks and often spent time “drawing comic books by hand.” He wanted to go to art school “but my dad talked me into studying computer science instead — for pragmatic reasons.” He completed his bachelor studies at the University of Texas at Austin he found work as a computer engineer with database company DataStax high performance database.” Hobbs was satisfied seeing programming as “as good of a job as I could have hoped for,” staying at the company until 2017 Hobbs tried his hand at many styles of art including “traditional artwork,” as he referred to his oil paintings and figure drawings These long-established artistic traditions however lacked an intimate connection to the artist himself — a 21st century computer scientist The Bouldin Creek Mural was a precursor to Fidenza. Now I'm looking for the right fit to paint a colorful Fidenza-esque mural! pic.twitter.com/IIqg6BYABp — Tyler Hobbs (@tylerxhobbs) June 21, 2021 Hobbes believes that to make exceptional art it is important that the art relate to the artist and their unique skills because “that’s where you have the most interesting things to say.” This can be seen throughout history — from stone-age hunters who drew images of their game on the walls of their dwellings whose figure drawings were based on his study of human anatomy While searching for a personal connection to his art, Hobbs discovered the generative art genre: art created in a way by which an autonomous system “can independently determine features of an artwork that would otherwise require decisions made directly by the artist.” With programming close to his heart “I started wondering if I could write a program that would create a painting Hobbs began “using tools that were not designed for making artwork at all but the results that I had were really interesting artistically,” he recalls referring to his early experimentation with generative art He found the results “much more interesting than the paintings that I’d been making,” inspiring him to continue developing his methods Crazy outcomes when current laws applied to NFTs and the metaverse Caitlyn Jenner memecoin ‘mastermind’s’ celebrity price list leaked By 2017 he had grown enough confidence and savings to quit his job in order to focus full time on art Making a living selling prints and commissions was hard as it was far less than he earned as an engineer Suffering from financial pressures and loneliness in 2018 he joined some of his former colleagues in founding Travel Boss a startup focused on business travel where he worked part time to leave room for art The company shut down early this year due to the pandemic because it was around this time in February 2021 that he discovered Artblocks Though he had been “generally aware” of blockchain technology before he admits that he had never been interested in working in the industry nor investing in cryptocurrencies “I was fairly sceptical of NFT’s in general because of how great of a fit it is for generative art specifically Hobbs considered Art Blocks “a huge breakthrough” for Generative Art which he says has been struggling since its inception in the 1960’s With an audience willing to play a direct role in the creation of their purchased generative art The curated stream is the most prestigious with artists selected by the platform’s curation board after a lengthy vetting process and I have a relatively well proven track record of making good work and had a good network,” he said with well-placed confidence The initial income from minting was life changing for Hobbs because it “meant the security that I could continue to work full time on artwork” for several years he maintains a substantial position which he suspects will rise in value Much of his time is currently spent connecting with collectors who naturally want to form relationships with the artist whose million-dollar works they own Behind him is a stack of rolled Fidenza prints which he is in the process of shipping out “I allow the owners to order prints and it’s limited to one print,” he clarifies explaining that he charges only reasonable printing costs of up to $600 — a pittance considering the floor rests around $800,000 Twitter has been moving very fast for me (all of us?) these days. Thank you for your patience while I work to get back to everyone. Soon(ish) I'll start posting regularly again ;). In the meantime, check out my most recent essay: https://t.co/ezz2r9IjuU — Tyler Hobbs (@tylerxhobbs) September 6, 2021 Though Hobbs will certainly be continuing his daily artistic practice He intends to flip his process of releasing early sketches as he works instead starting with the finished product and only later showing partial works “I’m 100% focused on releasing quality work,” he says he hopes to artistically outdo himself once more The secret of pitching to male VCs: Female crypto founders blast off Influencers shilling memecoin scams face severe legal consequences CZ’s multibillion-dollar travel request denied Binance’s CZ pledged billions for travel permission the SEC again delays a decision on Ether ETFs and X payments account suggests “everything app” is on the way Famed Brit photographer Platon’s NFTs have stars in their eyes “When I saw the buzz about NFTs I wondered if I could hijack some of that excitement and draw it towards important social issues.” Bitcoin to $1M ‘by 2029,’ CIA tips its hat to Bitcoin: Hodler’s Digest Alibaba-linked L2 runs at 100K TPS: Asia Express TV hit Peaky Blinders to launch crypto game SBF’s mysterious prison move: Hodler’s Digest Polymarket bets on Filipino Pope: Asia Express Cointelegraph Magazine is a new publication that goes beyond the daily news and delves much more deeply into the stories and personalities that inspire cryptocurrency and blockchain conversations around the world delving into *why* the true believers of blockchain feel they can change the world (and why they think it needs to be changed) we illustrate how the implementation of this technology is affecting the lives of countless people — today 2024 – Parma Calcio welcomes Fidenza Village who have chosen to continue (or begin) their journey with the Club and will be featured on the match kits of the Women’s First Team for the 2024/25 season and Uagliò for investing in shared ideals and a passion for sports contributing to the enhancement of our jersey the women’s team will experience a season dedicated to commitment and growth one of the 11 Villages in The Bicester Collection returns as the second sponsor of the Women’s First Team for the second consecutive year Fidenza Village is a shopping destination with over 120 boutiques representing Italian excellence in fashion and offering unique hospitality and entertainment experiences In addition to featuring its logo on the match kits Fidenza Village engaged in numerous activities over the past season including the Tardini Off during the Christmas period in the Village’s event area Fidenza Village also played a key role in Parma Calcio’s commercial events and hosted some of the club’s Legends in the Village’s exclusive locations Edoardo Vittucci (Business Director Fidenza Village) “We are proud to announce that our partnership with Parma Calcio 1913 is taking another significant step with our brand’s presence on the Women’s First Team kits for the 2024/2025 season Our collaboration with Parma Women reflects our commitment to developing and promoting the values of sport play a key role in all fields in which they operate' Back Sponsor | LAVOROPIU Lavoropiù Returns as Sponsor of the Women’s First Team for the Second Consecutive Year a company specializing in human resources management is recognized for its commitment to enhancing human capital and supporting numerous sports initiatives Lavoropiù continues as a back sponsor of the Women’s First Team Lavoropiù is a strategic partner of Parma Calcio managing all hostesses during match days for the Men’s First Team at the Tardini Stadium Matteo Naldi (Marketing Director at Lavoropiù) “We are pleased with the path Parma Calcio 1913 has taken in recent years We come from an extremely positive season for both the men’s team to which we are even more connected being featured on their jersey Lavoropiù and Parma Calcio 1913 share fundamental values such as growth and the pursuit of excellence through dedication both for the club’s prestigious history and our connection to the local area' Shorts Sponsor - Uagliò Pizzeria con Cucina Uagliò Pizzeria con Cucina is a new addition to Parma Calcio’s roster of partners and will be the shorts sponsor for the Women’s First Team this season Uagliò offers a blend of tradition and innovation providing an authentic Neapolitan culinary experience Questo sito Web utilizza i cookie per migliorare la tua esperienza durante la navigazione nel sito Web i cookie classificati come necessari vengono memorizzati nel browser in quanto sono essenziali per il funzionamento delle funzionalità di base del sito Web Utilizziamo anche cookie di terze parti che ci aiutano ad analizzare e capire come utilizzi questo sito web Questi cookie verranno memorizzati nel tuo browser solo con il tuo consenso Hai anche la possibilità di disattivare questi cookie Ma la disattivazione di alcuni di questi cookie potrebbe avere un effetto sulla tua esperienza di navigazione I cookie necessari sono assolutamente essenziali per il corretto funzionamento del sito web Questa categoria include solo i cookie che garantiscono funzionalità di base e caratteristiche di sicurezza del sito web Questi cookie non memorizzano alcuna informazione personale Tutti i cookie che potrebbero non essere particolarmente necessari per il funzionamento del sito Web e vengono utilizzati specificamente per raccogliere dati personali dell'utente tramite analisi altri contenuti incorporati sono definiti come cookie non necessari È obbligatorio ottenere il consenso dell'utente prima di eseguire questi cookie sul tuo sito web Utilizziamo i cookie sul nostro sito Web per offrirti l'esperienza più pertinente ricordando le tue preferenze Cliccando su 'Accetta' acconsenti all'uso di TUTTI i cookie When asked if that meant they were friends "I feel lucky to have that title," he joked in a recent interview with Insider He then clarified: "There's been some interaction on Twitter but I would not call myself Snoop Dogg's friend." If Snoop's not a friend, he's at least an admirer of Hobbs and his work. After all, in October the rapper bought a portion of Hobbs' "Fidenza #938" — valued at 2,500 ETH or about $9 million at the time of purchase The 34-year-old Hobbs is the mastermind behind Fidenza a 999-piece NFT collection of generative artwork that's ubiquitously hailed as one of the hallmarks of success in the space and has brought its creator to the forefront of the digital-art world a collective platform that generates artwork using ethereum smart contracts "Art Blocks was the turning point for me because there was sort of a perfect marriage for the type of artwork that I was doing," Hobbs said "I could tell that there was starting to be a lot of excitement in this art form and a lot of social consensus about NFTs and why they carry value so some of the cultural dynamics around that started to make a lot more sense to me." In June, Hobbs fully entered the NFT scene with the launch of his inaugural project, Fidenza Based on market conditions back then, he settled on a "fair" mint price of 0.17 ETH, or about $400 at the time. In the project's primary sale, all 999 Fidenza pieces were bought in 28 minutes To date, Fidenza has brought in 40,423 ETH in secondary sales alone or about $177 million based on ether's trading price on Wednesday transaction records on the OpenSea marketplace showed Multiple pieces have sold for over a million dollars, with the most expensive work, "Fidenza #313," selling for 1,000 ETH in August — over $3.3 million at the time the floor price for a Fidenza is just over $350,000 and Hobbs estimated the average selling price these days to be about half a million dollars With a 5% royalty rate going to the artist Hobbs has earned about $9 million in secondary commissions so far As a generative artist, Hobbs employs algorithms to create his masterpieces Hobbs said he spent the bulk of his time "fine-tuning" the algorithm — creating interesting varieties and ensuring a minimum level of quality The algorithm for Fidenza took him months to develop Hobbs used Art Blocks to upload his generative-art script onto the blockchain itself Once participating collectors paid the fee minting a new NFT that was delivered directly to the buyer Part of the appeal may be the mystery of the algorithm's output There's also a personal element to each piece: To guarantee complete randomness the algorithm uses the randomly generated hash of each buyer's transaction number as the program's input "I think that certain collectors do establish more of a bond with the artwork if they get it through that minting process," Hobbs said "They feel like they've helped to create it in some ways Certain Fidenza pieces are also considered more valuable than their peers because of the rarity of their traits.  I sort of evaluated how many editions would this be interesting for before it started to get repetitive and boring," Hobbs said "There are a lot of traits that I thought would be interesting to see for 10 mints or 20 mints Pricing artwork "fairly or accurately" is always difficult, Hobbs said, so many artists and platforms use Dutch auctions nowadays which "help to add in an element of price discovery." As for why his Fidenzas have skyrocketed in popularity is the artwork itself — not only the aesthetics of the collection but also its avant-garde status "I think my work appeals to people because it tends to sit at a transitional point in between more traditional art forms and media painting and this digital world," Hobbs explained "I think folks also recognize that this is a branch of artwork and art collecting that is entirely new and will likely have a very bright future A lot of them probably correctly realize that some of the earliest works in this field will be sought after." Hobbs also believed that the candidness of the secondary market played a big role in the more technical valuation of works like his and you can see exactly who owns every piece of work "I think all that transparency and openness is actually really healthy." The popularity of NFTs has attracted the attention of critics, including Mike Novogratz who said that valuations might not be justified at their current mind-bending levels even if the NFTs themselves had staying power as an art form Hobbs said he understood the criticism since he "NFTs make you think a lot about ownership and what ownership means "What I realized after being in the space for a while is that essentially as long as society or your particular peer group recognizes a value in owning something "art is not necessarily a sane investment strategy." which traditionally is very unusual for work that's selling at these types of prices," he said they eradicate the problem of establishing provenance which Hobbs called "very central to art collecting." They also create a lineage of ownership allowing artists to perpetually earn royalties on all secondary sales Hobbs believed that NFTs had helped "level the playing field" for artists everywhere But it then becomes the artist's responsibility to build out a network "I think being an artist in this environment is a much more social and cultural role," he said "There's a lot of energy that has to be invested into building that community around your work and finding out who those people are and getting to know them." Hobbs advised potential creators to focus on this facet for long-term success because of how community-based the NFT world is He's in New York City hosting the collection's in-person live-minting show at the Bright Moments Gallery This time Hobbs used a Dutch auction to sell 50 pieces in the collection, with Decrypt reporting that all 50 were sold for a total of 1,800 ETH or about $140,000 a piece at the time of sale in October Hobbs now estimated the resale value for each piece on the secondary market to be somewhere around 120 ETH or over half a million dollars at the time of writing maybe his old admirer Snoop Dogg will be one of the buyers and Uagliò will all feature prominently on Parma Calcio 1913 women’s match kits The Italian club, Parma Calcio 1913 have announced a trio of significant sponsorship agreements for their women’s team ahead of the 2024/25 season and Uagliò will all feature prominently on the team’s match kits I nostri sponsor sulla maglia da gioco 2024/25 🤝Comunicato ➡️ https://t.co/aZSZuj7tCG#ForzaParma #FollowLeGialloblu pic.twitter.com/LyeVTufIBF will continue its partnership with the club as the second sponsor on the women’s jersey for the second consecutive year “We are proud to announce that our partnership with Parma Calcio 1913 takes another important step with the presence of our brand on the shirts of the Women’s First Team in the 2024/2025 season Our collaboration with Parma Women reflects our commitment to developing and promoting the values ​​of sport the women’s football movement and more generally the empowerment of women who play a key role every day in all the fields in which they operate.” will maintain its position as the back sponsor of the women’s kit The company has also expanded its involvement with the club by managing matchday hostesses for the men’s team highlighted ,“We are happy with the path that Parma Calcio 1913 has taken in recent years We are coming off an extremely positive season for both the men’s team to which we are even more attached by being present on the shirt Lavoropiù and Parma Calcio 1913 share fundamental values ​​such as growth and the pursuit of excellence through dedication This is a partnership that makes us very proud both for the prestigious history of the club and for our connection with the territory.” Joining the sponsorship roster for the first time will be the shorts sponsor for the women’s team “We are honored and grateful to join the sponsors of Parma Calcio 1913 for the 2024-2025 season This collaboration fills us with pride and offers us the opportunity to support the Women’s First Team on a journey full of passion and determination we believe in the values ​​of sport and team spirit and we are ready to enthusiastically support the Parma Calcio players throughout the season.” The increased commercial interest in Parma Calcio’s women’s team is a testament to the growing popularity and impact of women’s football The club finished third in Serie B Femminile last season and will be aiming for promotion to the top tier in the upcoming campaign which kicks off on September 1 against Orobica Calcio Bergamo is a wholly-owned subsidiary of MediaInc Communications Private Limited The parent company is a commercial entity with interest in the business of sport The platform is designed as an online community dedicated to report timely and precise information on the trends in the sports world Contact us: hello@sportsmintmedia.com © SportsMint Media. Designed and developed by Haywire Digital a facility dedicated to welcoming young people and pilgrims is reopening after being closed during the Covid-19 pandemic Located in the heart of the historic center it is just a few steps from the Cathedral of San Donnino surrounded by numerous services and dining options The facility offers 10 beds in multiple rooms of 2 The overnight stay is priced at €20.00 per bed per night (including bed linen) + €0.50 per night for the tourist tax The supply of shower linen is excluded and costs €2.50 (to be requested at the time of booking) Guests have access to bathrooms with showers The building also has a stairlift for access by people with disabilities and a dedicated bathroom Payment can only be made in cash upon arrival but there are numerous dining options near the facility Fidenza is a place rich in significance for the Via Francigena The town in the province of Parma is located exactly halfway along the Via Francigena route from Canterbury to Rome and represents one of the vital hubs of the path, where various initiatives are organized to celebrate and promote it, such as the Francigena Fidenza Festival the San Donnino Hostel in Fidenza was inaugurated and it has already begun to take reservations This is an important milestone that fills the gap for a pilgrim-friendly facility in the city ➡️ Visit the technical details on our website ⬅️ By subscribing, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy Artist Tyler Hobbs‘ Fidenza line consists of 999 unique Art Blocks depicting a pattern of colorful squares and rectangles which are generated via an algorithm The series’ Fidenza #313 recently sold for 1,000 ETH which amounted to just over $3.3 million USD at the time of transaction The artwork was sold to the previous buyer for just 0.58 ETH (around $1,400 USD) on June 11 marking a truly mindboggling return within the span of two months has seen a sudden rise in popularity over the past few days with one wallet snapping up eight Fidenzas for close to $1 million A series of back-to-back purchases were flagged by Fidenza Bot, an automated Twitter bot that scans OpenSea for Fidenza sales there were three transactions within 12 minutes totaling 280.50 ETH (approximately $356,294) with an average price of 93.50 ETH (approximately $118,765) for 1.2 wrapped ether (WETH) (approximately $3,098) and Fidenza #18 sold on July 15 The transactions bumped the project's market cap to 90,609.30 ETH (about $121 million) and helped raise its floor price to 94 ETH (approximately $116,154) three more NFTs were purchased by the same wallet within 17 minutes on Thursday morning each selling for at least 98 ETH (approximately $125,244) Another NFT – Fidenza #136 – was transferred to wallet 808450 on Friday afternoon leaving the well-to-do investor with eight Fidenza NFTs totaling 689.95 ETH (approximately $910,271) Separately, wallet 0x9B67e bought Fidenza #4 for 94 ETH ($124,268) on Thursday contributing to a 781.25 ETH (approximately $1.03 million) pump into the project over a 48-hour period what led to the sudden surge of interest in the algorithmic-based art project though Twitter user Jollytime.eth speculated in a series of tweets that the NFTS may have been purchased by an investment firm linked to Leslie Alexander a successful bond trader and the former owner of the Houston Rockets At the time of writing, the project's total volume is 51.5K ETH, or approximately $68.2 million. Notably, Art blocks, the Ethereum-based NFT creation platform behind Fidenza, now ranks above other popular NFT collections including Doodles and CryptoPunks in terms of sales volume, according to Crypto Slam In August 2021, Fidenza #13 sold for 1,000 ETH, or about $3.3 million – the highest Art Blocks sale to date. Rosie Perper was the Deputy Managing Editor for Web3 and Learn, focusing on the metaverse, NFTs, DAOs and emerging technology like VR/AR. She has previously worked across breaking news, global finance, tech, culture and business. She holds a small amount of BTC and ETH and several NFTs. Subscribe to her weekly newsletter, The Airdrop. 11 October 2024 - Parma Calcio is proud to announce its renewed partnership with Fidenza Village which is already the Club’s Official Partner and Second Sponsor for the Women’s First Team transform the events area into “Tardini Off” with many initiatives and activities scheduled for the coming months The partnership takes a few forms: for the entire Christmas period the events area in Fidenza Village will host a space dedicated to fans and lovers of the Gialloblù of all ages with entertainment days dedicated to the smallest (the first two day are scheduled for 23 and 24 November) organised and managed by Parma Calcio Academy and the exclusive presence of the Parma Calcio store (open everyday from 10.00 - 20.00) where you’ll be able to buy official Club products Chichizola insieme a un tifoso gialloblu all'inaugurazione del ”Tardini Off” della scorsa stagione on the occasion of the official inauguration of Tardini Off which already opened its doors on 4 October Edoardo Vittucci and Managing Corporate Director of Parma Calcio Luca Martines will be in attendance alongside members of the men’s first team Leandro Chichizola and Adrian Bernabé as well as members of the women’s first team Veronica Benedetti and Sofia Meneghini They will be there to take photos and sign autographs with fans who attend in a show of the collaboration which is renewed on the base of our values; passion commitment to the local community and the determination to break new ground Participation in the event on 15 October is reserved to those who have subscribed to a FV membership; registration can also be done on the day at the event 16 October 2024 – For the second consecutive year the temporary official store of the Club in the events area of Fidenza Village which is already an Official Partner of Parma Calcio and second Sponsor of the Women’s First Team will be home to the Pop-Up store for the entire Christmas period The official opening event took place on the afternoon of Tuesday 15 October and was attended by a delegation of First Team players such as Leandro Chichizola and Adrián Bernabé from the Men’s team and Veronica Benedetti and Sofia Meneghini from the Women’s team Fans who attended had the chance to meet their heroes during the Meet & Greet which involved around a hundred fans who signed up to the Fidenza Village membership scheme The event began at 17:00 CEST with a welcome organised by Fidenza Village club representatives were guests in ‘The Apartment’ designed with a mix of contemporary and vintage styles Managing Director Corporate of Parma Calcio the collaboration between the two groups for the second consecutive year which is open everyday from 10:00 to 20:00 will become a point of reference for Parma Calcio fans offering the chance to buy official products accessories and different ideas for presents ahead of the Christmas season there will be different entertainment activities The ‘Tardini Off’ is an initiative that establishes the commitment between Parma Calcio and Fidenza Village in valuing the community and involving the local community through exclusive experiences The QQL Dutch auction closed in less than an hour raising around $16.75 million.   at least if today’s QQL drop from Tyler Hobbs and Dandelion Wist is anything to go by.  Fidenza creator Hobbs and Dandelion Wist released their highly anticipated generative art experiment via an Archipelago Dutch auction earlier this evening putting 900 mint passes for the 999-piece collection on sale at an initial asking price of 50 ETH The auction implemented a rebate mechanism meaning buyers all paid the same price once it settled banking the pair a total of 12,600 ETH worth roughly $16.75 million at press time.  QQL’s website describes the collection as a collaborative work “that celebrates emergence, unpredictability, and happenstance over forced rarity.” Unlike most other generative art collections, it invites the owner of the work to become a creator of the project. The QQL website lets anyone create their own outputs using the project’s complex algorithm Those who minted a pass today can create infinite outputs until they settle on a piece they like meaning someone could theoretically mint a QQL NFT 100 years from now QQL also introduces a 2% royalty fee on secondary sales for mint pass owners.  The pair also ran a competition to give would-be collectors a chance to win their own mint pass asking entrants to tweet a photo of their best render and ARTXCODE founder Sofia Garcia were invited to pick out nine winners from the 11,000 entries.  — Tyler Hobbs (@tylerxhobbs) September 27, 2022 Mint pass holders can create their own NFT using the algorithm from September 30 it’s unclear whether the mint passes or the outputs themselves will command a higher value the collection’s passes have hit a floor price of 17 ETH on OpenSea.  Hobbs became one of the NFT space’s biggest stars during a boom in the market in 2021 when he released Fidenza on Art Blocks Fidenza NFTs minted at around $400 and topped a floor price of $500,000 weeks later Though the floor price has since fallen to 96 ETH worth around $128,000 amid a slump in the NFT and crypto market Fidenza is still one of the world’s most sought-after generative art collections Dandelion Wist entered the NFT space as generative art collections like Fidenza exploded in popularity; they’re renowned for their collection of canonical works that dropped during the 2021 frenzy.  While it’s not clear if QQL will be quite as popular as Fidenza with today’s drop raising millions in the depths of a bear market it’s probably fair to say that at least a few hundred generative art collectors are big fans of the work.  the author of this piece owned a QQL mint pass and several other fungible and non-fungible cryptocurrencies.  Don’t have an account? Create one Already have an account? Sign In Sign In ' + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.webview_notification_text + ' " + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.redirect_overlay_title + " " + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.redirect_overlay_text + " Tyler Hobbs sold the entirety of his latest collection of abstract art—comprising 999 works—before anyone had actually seen it Not even he knew exactly what the images of geometric shapes and flowing curves were going to look like Yet eager buyers snapped up piece after piece last month as soon as they appeared online Hobbs, who lives in Austin, is what’s known as a generative artist. He writes computer code that sets out criteria for the generation of a host of unique pieces of digital art. Hobbs might alter his code to reduce the presence of the color red “Because red doesn’t work well with the big shapes,” he says “So I’ll make it only use blue in cases like that.” He spent months tweaking the Fidenza code Usually he makes money from his art by selling one-of-a-kind physical copies of the images that the code autonomously produces he made use of a website called Art Blocks It’s a process known as “minting.” Calderon’s plans for Art Blocks were initially modest He simply wanted to build a site on which computer-generated art could be sold using blockchain technology Yet the eye-popping prices the artworks have fetched and the notion of disrupting the traditional art world have turned Art Blocks from a pandemic-boredom side project into a rapidly growing business aiming to make this kind of digital art more readily accessible in the physical world too Blockchain started out as yet another rabbit hole for Calderon He grew up around computers and was often throwing himself into some new obsession—video games it was 3-D printing or how to make art with projection mapping Calderon had been reading about blockchain for several years before he began investing in bitcoin Best known for its association with cryptocurrencies blockchain is like a giant digital ledger of transactions stored across a decentralized computer network Calderon’s experience in coding led him to get interested in Ethereum as well as in the concept of “smart contracts”—conditions embedded into the blockchain record that secures a given transaction and establishes a chain of ownership but smart contracts made money smart and made transactions more transparent I want to be a part of this somehow,’” Calderon says His first experiment in smart contracts was a gift for a friend’s newborn and tied them to a contract that would unlock the funds on the child’s eighteenth birthday That same amount of ether is now worth nearly $22,000 but there’s no way to cash it out until the contract unlocks years from now “That’s the crappy part,” Calderon admits “Now I wish I could allow a way to recover it put it into a college fund or something.” It’s possible that ether could be worth nothing by the time the contract expires While those assets—the actual digital images—can still easily be replicated and disseminated Erick began to discuss with his brother Daniel Calderon the idea of using the blockchain to make fine art more accessible they thought about attaching QR codes to real-world sculptures that would send people to a virtual gallery where they could purchase unique configurations of digitally rendered versions of the same sculpture the Calderons’ idea evolved into a platform where collectors could buy a generative artwork that’s never been seen before and is created on the spot The notion contained an element that appealed to both brothers: surprise like finding a hologram edition in a package of baseball trading cards or buying a blind-box toy from a vending machine and not knowing exactly what you were going to get Erick worked on programming what was now called Art Blocks, at artblocks.io, making a project called Chromie Squiggle the guinea pig for the site. The Squiggles, which launched last November are sold under Erick’s online handle Snowfro (which ties back to a snow cone stand he used to own) Two hundred of them sold in the first few hours and more than nine thousand versions of the Slinky-like colorful doodle have been minted so far Among the Art Blocks buyers is Bradley Kreider a former chef and yoga instructor who lives in Mexico He discovered Calderon’s site via a cryptocurrency online discussion group and it took a while to wrap his brain around the concept Ultimately he was intrigued by buying a piece of art without knowing precisely what it would look like “You can’t see what you’re going to get but you can see of examples of what you might get,” Kreider says “It’s like a childhood kind of excitement.” In March, he purchased a work from artist Dmitri Cherniak’s Ringers collection for 27 ETH and yellow dots in a configuration that looks something like the head of a giraffe Art Blocks has so far hosted sales of collections from generative artists including Cherniak, Hobbs, Hideki Tsukamoto, and Stina Jones. They’re not household names, even in the traditional art world, but they have significant followings in the generative art space, which has existed since at least the sixties when most art coders were scientists and engineers with access to early computers One unexpected byproduct of the success of Art Blocks is that a significant resale market has emerged Pieces that originally sold for anywhere from $30 to a few hundred dollars are going for tens of thousands on the site OpenSea And the artists themselves are benefiting because one smart-contract feature that Calderon built into Art Blocks transactions grants the artist 5 percent of the sales price each time a work is resold This feature also helps the artists track where their work ends up and which pieces become most valuable Granted, the value of the artworks, in terms of dollars, can greatly fluctuate because of cryptocurrency’s instability. One ether was worth more than $4,000 a few months ago but recently the price has been between $2,100 and $2,300 No one knows if it will return to its previous highs As Calderon has begun to take on investors and hire employees to help him screen work and program the website he’s been considering expanding the platform into areas such as virtual video game objects and creating a way for Art Blocks to be the software behind other blockchain gallery sites Are the collectors snapping up Art Blocks collections true art lovers or are they primarily NFT speculators hoping to make a buck they saw a piece of art and connected with it as art They’re seeing things that make them feel,” he says Another of those buyers, recent New York University business graduate Tyler Kraus says that’s certainly been the case for him “I never had the money to buy nice art for my walls or anything,” he says The Ringers piece he bought has become a precious commodity both in terms of ETH and in Kraus’s heart anyone could find the digital file online and print it out themselves to display but the blockchain says Kraus is its true owner (for now) even if I could double my investment.” Kraus is also weighing whether the artworks he purchases—sixteen pieces to date—will appreciate more than ether itself but I’m such a bull on ether now that holding the art might mean missing out on the opportunity Whether they’ll keep up one-for-one is something I’m balancing when buying,” he says The money is a large part of why Art Blocks is drawing attention in the art world and in the blockchain arena but Calderon says his biggest goal remains helping generative artists increase the reach of their work For decades their output has been underappreciated in the traditional art world and their talents for creativity through coding misunderstood “There’s genius to playing a violin or playing a musical instrument,” Calderon says Correction: The total number of art drops that Art Blocks has hosted was misstated in a previous version of this story and has been amended the creator of the popular Art Blocks collection Fidenza has described Solana-based NFT project SolBlocks as “distasteful as hell” for using his art-generating code without authorization The artist behind Fidenza has called out a Solana-based NFT project for copying his work a new trend of copycat projects seems to be emerging The latest in a series of rip-off projects is SolBlocks which announced its plan to launch its own unique collection of algorithmically-generated NFT artworks based on Fidenza creator Tyler Hobbs’ codebase Tuesday The main theme behind SolBlocks is to make the most iconic & attractive generative-art algorithms available on a wider scale — SolBlocks (@Sol_blocks) September 14, 2021 While SolBlocks claims that all artworks will be completely new and unique the issue centers on their use of Tyler Hobbs’ name and his art-generating code to create the artworks without authorization many consider SolBlocks’ move as intellectual property theft because the code used to generate the art arguably represents “the art” as much as the generated artwork itself.  Responding to SolBlocks’ announcement on Twitter the visual artist asked SolBlocks not to proceed arguing that the project is “distasteful as hell” and represents “unauthorized commercial usage” of his programs.  are among the most valuable NFTs on the market; individual pieces can sell for the equivalent of millions of dollars in ETH.  Without pointing fingers at any specific project Art Blocks referred to the practice as “intellectual property theft” in a Wednesday tweet storm adding that artists whose work had been stolen “feel violated.” PSA: Just because this space is pseudo-anon and decentralized does not mean copyright rules do not apply Intellectual property theft is real and applies to platforms that generate unauthorized works as well as individuals that participate in the trade of counterfeit goods — Art Blocks (@artblocks_io) September 15, 2021 While derivative projects may attempt to gain fame and financial benefit by leveraging an original project’s reputation As NFTs are unique units of digital data stored on public blockchains they are not inherently interchangeable with other digital assets meaning the authenticity of original artworks is verifiable and impossible to forge Pirating rears its head in the NFT world as SolBlocks looks to replicate (literally) the success of Fidenza Image includes combined content which may include AI-generated content SolBlocks have announced the launch of a new collection of NFTs called SolBlocks Series I (Fidenza) The team added that they will be using the same algorithm script employed by the original Fidenza artist “The main theme behind SolBlocks is to make the most iconic & attractive generative-art algorithms available on a wider scale.“ SolBlocks maintains that pieces within this collection will not be copies of Hobbs’s Fidenza artwork But given the high level of copycatting within the crypto industry Fidenza NFTs shot to prominence recently due to the spiraling asking prices they now command Last month, Fidenza #313  sold for 1,000 ETH The seller had bought the piece for 0.58 ETH ($1,100) two months before Fidenza #531 is the current most expensive piece within the collection it has an asking price of 3,500 ETH ($12.6 million) The owner purchased it for 3.8 ETH on June 8 The Fidenza collection first launched in June 2021 and consists of 999 different NFT artworks Each piece is created using an algorithmic technique to form unique patterns of colored rectangles and squares that comprise the design The random generation of the artwork adds an element of mystique which in turn gives each piece a distinct appeal Hobbs He specializes in fusing computers with art by way of developing custom algorithms that generate artwork “Fidenza is by far my most versatile algorithm to date Although the program stays focused on structured curves and blocks and color usage it can employ create a wide array of generative possibilities.” Hoping to catch a slice of this popularity up-and-coming project SolBlocks said they are introducing their own version of Fidenza Despite claiming that each piece will be new and unique there is still the peculiarity of using the word Fidenza in naming their collection SolBlocks admitted that it will also be  “utilizing Hobbs’ Fidenza script-library they are using the same program that generated the original Fidenzas in the first place He called this distasteful and asked SolBlocks to stop “Not only is this distasteful as hell it’s also unauthorized commercial usage of my program it’s not known for certain whether Hobbs has IP protection on the script of calling themselves “honest pirates,” the script is likely open-source everyone has said it–new hashes = new outputs We're not saying we're not pirates of Hobbs' code We've officially decided to share a portion of all proceeds with artists who's code we utilize 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All rights reserved. Disclaimers | Terms | Privacy Please add "[email protected]" to your email whitelist. © David ZarzosoThe geometric simplicity of the interior of the staircase is enriched by the use of natural oak and steel details The rope has been chosen as a reference to Camper’s shoelaces While its natural color conveys the purity of the material its transparency provides envelopes and personalizes the space harmoniously while demarcating the storage area of the attic The lines serve as an element of connection between the product and the architecture of the space You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email The Francigena Fidenza Festival 2024 has closed the curtain after four vibrant days with great participation of the general public. It was a long “cultural bridge” connecting northern Europe with the Mediterranean via the city of Fidenza, which is located exactly halfway along the route (3,200 km long) and has been home to the headquarters of the European Association of the Via Francigena ways (EAVF) since 2001 and many hikes to discover the European cultural route of the Via Francigena an impressive 300 people set out on the Fidenza-Costamezzana-Medesano-Fornovo stretch for the “Lenti alla Meta” event The presence of Connie Nolan, city councilor of the city of Canterbury gave great international relevance to the Festival and laid the groundwork for future collaborations with local governments and schools with a view to dialogue and cooperation Nolan was received by Fidenza Mayor Andrea Massari and Councillor Maria Pia Bariggi three municipalities located in the province of Piacenza A special moment of discussion took place with the EAVF in the presence of President Massimo Tedeschi in collaboration with the University of Parma The Festival has reached its fourth edition and has now become not only a reference appointment,but also a good practice to be made known throughoutthe European network of Via Francigena ways We would like to thank the partners who supported us during the event for their cooperation: CAMCO, Garmont, and Ferrino who have long been on the road with us to improve the experience of wayfarers 👣 In addition to the results of the individual competitions, Kioshi was also at the start of the kata team competitions with two male and two female teams. The male team swept the competition, winning the Italian title, a result accompanied by second place in the kumite sector, a double of great importance that in the overall ranking of the two-day ducal event was worth the fifth place out of 127 teams at the start, coming from all over Italy. The results obtained in Fidenza confirm the great work carried out in recent years by the Vignola company, which has grown in the karate sector in terms of number of athletes and results. Cozomo de’ Medici, the billionaire NFT collector who later turned out to be none other than Snoop Dogg has announced that he has bought the Fidenza work that has been declared the first most expensive in the history of the industry Some things are just meant to be. ~CdM https://t.co/MM5w6e9D87 — Cozomo de’ Medici (@CozomoMedici) October 7, 2021 This is Fidenza number 938 titled “God Mode” because “sometimes Certain outputs are so sublime and unexpected no such likeness exists”,the tweet explains As is also stated in the thread following the first post, the previous price of this NFT work was 100 Ethereum and it entered the history books years ago for this very reason for being the first non-fungible token to be sold for a 3-digit value “938 is in the history books for another reason it was the first ever AB triple digit sale but it was then an unprecedented price” The other peculiarity of this NFT is that the spirals depicted in the work rotate anti-clockwise this would be an illusion created by the intersections between the different shapes In addition to Beeple’s famous $69 million sale of “Everydays: the first 5000 days” which set the standard for the entire NFT industry the list of history’s best-selling crypto art and collectibles is filled with new records every day When it comes to collectibles, the CryptoPunks set several records The sale of the source code of the World Wide Web was also a major event, selling for $5.43 million, as was the sale of the first tweet in history written by Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, which sold for $3 million Stay updated on all the news about cryptocurrencies and the entire world of blockchain Fidenza Village will be an unmissable shopping tourism destination the luxury shopping tourism destination near Milan will offer guests to EXPO 2015 a unique shopping experience - a combination of Italian art a celebrated musical heritage and the location for the world-famous Italian motorcar industry      (Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20150421/739654 ) the Village will offer guests multi-sensory experiences across gastronomy art and design inspired by three rolling themes: Fidenza Village will announce exciting partnerships with carefully selected high-profile ambassadors to promote Italian excellence to further enhance the Fidenza Village experience Shopping Packages will also be available to book and purchase through FidenzaVillage.com which combine shopping in the Village with unique cultural and gastronomic experiences in the surrounding region and include return tickets on the Shopping Express® luxury coach service from central Milan to the Village Value Retail will also be an official reseller of EXPO 2015 tickets so guests can purchase tickets from our Villages across Europe and in Suzhou Village which will be themed around the 'The Embassy of made in Italy' one of the Chic Outlet Shopping® Villages by Value Retail is located just 60 minutes from both Milan and Bologna and offers Italy's leading luxury outlet shopping experience At Fidenza Village you can find the world finest luxury boutiques of fashion and homewear all in one place with a unique selection of Italian and international brands offering savings of up to 70% on the recommended retail price Class Roberto Cavalli and Vivienne Westwood are just a few of the international brands present as well as boutiques of Italian designers including Furla Services offered by the Village include the Shopping Express® coach service from Milan Hands-free Shopping and a Personal Stylist on reservation the Village has become a destination for visitors seeking a superior shopping experience and an enjoyable day out Do not sell or share my personal information: algorithm-assisted art that harnesses code as a creative medium We speak to the American artist ahead of two physical exhibitions in New York and London Tyler Hobbs is arguably the poster boy of generative art and the most eloquent champion of code as a creative medium A former software engineer with a side passion for (figurative) drawing and painting algorithm-assisted art a decade ago and began writing relatively simple programs that could create multiple variants on a theme tweaking and repeatedly re-running these programs Hobbs has developed a uniquely ‘painterly’ digital aesthetic rooted in non-digital 'system' art and Abstract Expressionism Hobbs is perhaps best known for the 2021 Fidenza series of 999 NFTs generated by a single algorithm has managed to do what few NFT-producing generative artists have: separate artistic speculation from crypto speculation He has emerged from the rubble of the crypto collapse with a reputation undimmed and demand for his work as feverish as ever And as attention shifts away from collectible cartoons and toward generative art of genuine value the space has opened up for the form’s first credible Hobbs has long been creating physical versions of his digital work More recently he has been arming the plotter with a paintbrush (though he admits it’s been a tricky process to get right).   pulls together paintings and drawings created over the last three years and is his take on the way digital or system approaches and physical processes overlap and blur ‘It is largely an exploration of how digital art can become more human and physical art more systematic,’ he says ‘It’s a mixture of works created by hand created by machine or created by a combination of the two “How can you work with the computer and the machine and in a more human way take a more mechanical approach to work procedurally?” There is a lot of fertile ground there.’  commissioned by the gallery’s Web3 wing Pace Verso is based around a new series of work produced as part of the QQL project co-founder of the generative art marketplace Archipelago QQL comprises a generative algorithm and a website with visitors free to try it out and even tweak variables the results are far more successful when QQL is left to Hobbs’ original devices) can actually save and mint an image as an NFT The pair released 900 QQL minting passes in September 2022 A month later they were worth $28m on the secondary market (weeks after the passes had been sold most collectors had not actually minted a work; either spending long hours playing with the algorithm to see what they could come up with hoping it will eventually pop out what generative art enthusiasts call a ‘grail’ piece or just waiting to see what other collectors released) Hobbs and Wist kept 99 passes for themselves and the Pace show features 12 of Hobbs' paintings based on his QQL ‘outputs’ escapism and design stories from around the world direct to your inbox The two shows seem perfectly timed. Just as ChatGPT and the AI image generator Dall-E 2 threaten mass extinction of the creative professions Hobbs (even though his programs are AI-free) is arguing the case for digital tools in human hands for the curatorial and creative instinct and the power of the physical experience.  He is clear-sighted about the possibilities and limits of digital creativity. The appeal of generative algorithms is the ability to create to almost infinite variety the algorithm delivering thousands of different outcomes or sometimes carefully curated and limited and that the digital work will always pale beside the physical ‘I’m able to work at a massive scale with millions of lines or dots or elements So there are these incredible strengths that the computer offers that are completely off-limits to a physical approach But the digital lacks that special quality that physical art has Hobbs’ work has never been about digital sheen and inhuman perfection There can be no art without happy accidents intriguing deviations – the odd and unexpected He always allows space for glitches or even builds in errors in his code digital misfires are matched by the inevitable faltering of the human hand A key attraction of the physical exhibition is the ability to really get up close and personal with the art and its imperfections ‘The physical work has infinite resolution so you can really get closer to those errors and flaws and deviations.’ to fix scale and exercise quality control over the viewing experience there’s a high chance of somebody looking at it on a little phone screen or a monitor where the colours are way off.’ At the new shows and the small wobble in a line that won’t disappear with the click of a mouse.  Hobbs has always argued that generative art is not a clean and disruptive break with earlier artistic traditions or day-to-day creative practice is building an intuitive rule set they follow That's what gives them a sort of stylistic consistency and they're able to explore all the possible variation within that I'm doing the same thing but it has to be much more explicit and concrete because I'm working with code as the medium.’ But as much as he denies digital exceptionalism and loves the physicality of painting and drawing ‘There are so many possibilities with code that just to describe it as a medium is understating the power and importance of it.’  steel and concrete were the defining materials of the 20th century then code is the defining world-building material of the 21st century should get better acquainted with what code ‘I think it's important artistically to take a closer look at the medium and start to play with it more and to understand it from that perspective And to develop a healthy relationship to those materials.’ He's certainly pushing for a healthier and friendlier relationship with digital tools in the art world ‘Computer-based artwork has been panned and widely derided for almost six decades now And that's an unbelievably long time for the most useful tool that's ever been invented.’ (Hobbs is also a fine and accessible writer and his website includes a number of essays that argue the case for digital and generative art Much of the ignorance and cynicism around Hobbs’ brand of digital art has been based on its entanglement with NFTs and cryptocurrency But Hobbs insists that recent waves of crypto scandals are ultimately all for the good 'That kind of volatility and mania is obviously unsustainable That's not good for building a long-term foundation for things.'  that NFTs and the blockchain are central to the future of art creation and collection ‘The blockchain is the way that digital art will be collected But the people who were in this just for the money or for questionable reasons are being shaken off and now we need to slow down and reflect and start to focus on building a healthy culture healthy norms and better tools to protect and inform people.’ Hobbs sees no need for more traditional artist representation He has said that the success of the Fidenza series means that he and his five-strong team could keep working for decades without having to sell another piece the US’ new tech-meets-creative hot spot (a central Texas native And working digitally means he can stay exactly where he is He is in a good place but remains driven by almost evangelical zeal Hobbs could be the generative artist who finally breaks through who finally gets the art world to accept the potential of digital tools he might be the model for how all creatives understand and leverage the arrival of artificial ‘creative’ intelligence ‘You need to approach it from a place of curiosity,’ he argues ‘consider how you can use these tools to unlock new and better forms of expression how you can use them to improve your work or create an entirely new type of work that doesn't exist yet they're going to drastically change how all of these things are done so you have to find ways to embrace them.’  ‘Mechanical Hand’ runs at Unit London from 7 March-6 April 2023. unitlondon.com ‘QQL: Analogs’, is at Pace New York from 30 March-22 April 2023. pacegallery.com Thanks to her insatiable love for new technologies, anonymous CryptoPunk Suzanne has been thoroughly NFT-pilled, building up a beautiful and valuable collection of digital works, as well as acting as a moderator in the CryptoPunks Discord.  Suzanne first delved into crypto in 2013 with a Bitcoin purchase which shortly became an obsession. But it wasn’t until she bought a Pudgy Penguin in August 2021 that she developed a burning curiosity for NFTs.  Suzanne has built a highly desirable collection This allowed me to buy a Punk and my first ArtBlocks pieces.” “My love for generative art grew over time and I was lucky to have the opportunity to buy my favorite Fidenza about one and a half years ago It is on my wall in my living room and it’s the most beautiful piece that I will ever own.” Suzanne is one of the best thread creators on NFTs and digital art on the social media platform X contextualized by her passion for new and shiny technologies dating back to the ’90s when she started an internet company I have always been interested in the impact of new technologies on the economy,” Suzanne says “What intrigues me about digital art is its convenience in storage the elimination of the need for physical wall space All my AI and Photography threads in one place (updated) 🧵 0/12👇 Most collectors consider CryptoPunks as the holy grail of NFTs and Suzanne agrees she swapped to her signature wild blonde Punk and has immersed herself in Punk culture rubbing shoulders with some of the true OGs of the NFT space on a daily basis.  “I bought my first knitted cap female CryptoPunk #9967 in February 2022 “I’ve only recently stepped into the role of a Discord mod for Punks and it’s an almost surreal experience to collaborate with some of the earliest claimers of Punks who are among the most knowledgeable individuals I’ve ever encountered.”  “The community element really resonates with me and fostering a positive atmosphere on Discord for Punk Owners and others Suzanne believes the ethos of their original counter-cultural movement still rings true today tech-savvy and are the true OGs in the space CryptoPunks: A beginner's buyer's guide: 🧵 1/15👇 pic.twitter.com/cQ8eWSJWji Suzanne has a real passion for generative art with her X threads on the genre being some of the most thoughtful in the space appreciated by both artists and collectors alike Generative art as a concept, however is still widely misunderstood, William Mapan described it using a piece of paper a crayon and dice in a Cointelegraph article last year ZK-rollups are ‘the endgame’ for scaling blockchains: Polygon Miden founder Defying Obsolescence: How Blockchain Tech Could Redefine Artistic Expression Suzanne shared her own take: “Generative art is a form of art where the artwork is created by an autonomous system the artist creates the system or the process sometimes with elements of randomness or interaction.” unpredictable pieces each time the system is run Generative art represents a shift from traditional art-making to an innovative collaboration between artist and machine,” Suzanne says.  30 Gen-Art threads in one place (updated) 🧵 1/30👇Enjoy Your top 3 favorite CryptoPunks attributes What’s an under-appreciated NFT project right now Who’s an up-and-coming generative artist you’d encourage readers to check out Artemis – One of the most brilliant people in the space Art HQ by Akashi30 on Tezos If you could have 1 additional Punk from the entire collection CryptoPunk #9741, as rocked by @PabloPunkasso What’s your advice to someone just discovering NFTs today for the first time Don’t go bananas on your first buys: Treat your first NFT purchase like a first date – exciting The Bitcoin bull run will explode as China gets involved tips Herbert Sim “The Bitcoin Man” Which gaming guild positioned itself best for the bull market Blockchain gaming guilds amassed treasuries worth billions last cycle But how did they pivot to set themselves up for the 2024 bull run 18 November 2023 - The official events area of the Fidenza Village was officially inaugurated with members of both First teams in attendance will host a Parma Calcio Pop-Up Store with official merchandise and many gift ideas for the holiday season  The collaboration between the Club and Fidenza Village back again this year as the Official Partner of the Men’s First team and the Second Sponsor of the Women’s First team emphasises the commitment of both parties to the local community as well as striving to meet new objectives Melissa Nozzi and Rebecca Tinti from the Women’s First Team and Antoine Hainaut Leandro Chichizola and Ange-Yoan Bonny from the Men’s First Team were present at the inauguration event to greet fans and sign autographs with the Gialloblù supporters Youngsters can take part in various activities from the mini football pitch with mini goals to FootGolf and Dart Soccer thanks to the involvement of Parma Calcio Academy Technical Staff “We are pleased to welcome you to Fidenza Village In a world where fashion and football are ever-more intertwined This synergy is built on shared values and the desire to push conventional boundaries to have a positive impact on the region Excellence born from determination is the uniting factor for us with the conviction that it is important to work as a team and offer extraordinary experiences to our guests I want to thank the players from the Men’s and Women’s First teams who are here today with their passion and enthusiasm that embodies our shared initiative The collaboration between Fidenza Village and Parma Calcio was born from the desire to support young talent and to work as a team on and off the pitch to overcome boundaries and strive for new goals” “The pleasure is ours because here we have found a sort of fourth home: our headquarters in Collecchio the Tardini Stadium and now Fidenza Village too A new base that we hope can also become a meeting point since our Academy has also been involved here today We hope that this will become a go-to for all those who wish to come here with the aim of strengthening the relationship with the values of Parma Calcio talent is a fundamental idea for us: we have 17 youth sides the idea of the region is very important to us We are very proud to be here and be able to contribute to the name of Parma and Made in Parma all over the world” added Luca Martines The next sets of free activities organised by the Parma Calcio Academy will be on Thursday 7 December Sunday 17 December and Sunday 14 January (from 10:30 to 13:00 CET and 15:00 to 18:00 CET) After one week of flat lands and rice fields Road to Rome has returned back to a hilly landscape This morning we left the city of Fidenza behind us and accompanied by a big group of friends from Atletica Casone Noceto we started our journey at 6 in the morning to escape the 38°C burning sun that once again today would be our challenging travel companion It was truly refreshing to the eyes as well as the mind to finally see some different landscapes around us again As you may have understood by now from my previous blog posts I am a huge mountain lover (possibly because I am Dutch a country that’s almost entirely flat) so for me being in the hills again is an enormous boost for my motivation and mental well-being where an amazing welcome was planned for us: a short re-enactment with medieval costumes and to our surprise: an overwhelming buffet with homemade cakes and fresh fruit The local community had truly gone above and beyond for our arrival which was particularly remarkable because today was the 15th of August This day in Italy is also known as “Ferragosto” a national holiday during which most places and services are closed The name of this holiday comes from Feriae Augusti a feast day created by Roman Emperor Augustus as a moment of rest and celebrations after hard weeks of agricultural labour The massive interest for our arrival by the locals of Costamezzana was therefore quite surprising to us because most people usually go to the beach or into the mountains to relax have a refreshing swim and eat some grilled meat from the bbq The short break at Costamezzana generated enough energy for us to continue our journey towards Medesano where we were welcomed with open arms by the mayor who joined us for lunch Some stretches of today’s stage almost looked as if we were in Tuscany Upon arrival in Fornovo di Taro we inaugurated a new Via Francigena pilgrim bench together with the mayor and other municipal representatives and their enthusiasm about the Road to Rome event and desire to improve services for pilgrims in their town was truly heartwarming Today was our last day in the plains so far Tomorrow we will start our ascent to the Cisa Pass in the Appennini mountains after which we will reach Tuscany and its amazing rolling hills – Finally walking in the hills again the official Italian torchbearer at the 2018 Olympic Winter Games in Pyeongchang (and holding the torch!) – The enthusiasm of the mayor of Fornovo di Taro and her motivation to improve services for pilgrims in her town Movimento Lento/Itineraria (@saramassarotto) Massimo & Daniele (@walkingforcharity & @il_cammino_per_salus_pueri) A big group of walkers from Atletica Casone Noceto 👣 22 km on foot – Saturday 14 August We were joined today by our friends from Fiorenzuola in Movimento who are the “trail angels” for this part of the route This means they take care of general maintenance and signposting among other things and indeed they were equipped with Via Francigena stickers to be placed in areas where old stickers had disappeared as a result of the elements or where it simply wasn’t 100% clear which way to go These local “trail angel” associations are the cornerstone of the Via Francigena They dedicate their free time voluntarily to the enhancement and maintenance of the itinerary and it has been a true pleasure walking with several of their representatives Along the way today some moments of refreshment were planned A short stop at the Abbey of Chiaravalle della Colomba brought some solace from the heat thanks to the municipality of Alseno who had arranged some fresh water and fruit for us Just before Castione Marchese we were welcomed with open arms by Massimo a local citizen and Via Francigena enthusiast who lives right along the itinerary and who often offers pilgrims some fresh water and in our case even some focaccia with an aperitif (at 10:30 in the morning After this second stop it was rather hard to start walking again a 45-year-old lady who suffers from cystic fibrosis just like our pilgrim friend Alessio who we met in France and Switzerland Valeria had both of her lungs removed and transplanted only 4 years ago An amazing story of strength and willpower that we keep on encountering along the road Upon arrival in Fidenza we were met by the city councilor and a film crew from the regional news channel After some interviews and a refreshing shower we had a great dinner among friends after which we each went to sleep in preparation for yet another day in the Italian summer sun tomorrow Today was also the day we said goodbye to our videomaker Giulia who has been with us for two weeks since departure from the Great St – Finishing today’s stage despite the burning heat – Warm welcome by Massimo in Castione Marchesi The newly opened store joins the brand’s existing 21 factory outlets that are already present in Italy Fidenza Village is the only centre in Italy of The Bicester Village Shopping Collection by Value Retail The centre is located equidistantly between Milan and Bologna and boasts an impressive portfolio of over 120 boutiques These boutiques are made up of leading Italian brands and international brands with customers able to enjoy reduced prices by up to 70 per cent The new Adidas store houses the brand’s Performance collection alongside a wide range of shoes and clothing for sport; the Adidas Originals collection which is dedicated to streetwear fans and a number of limited edition collections including the recently launched collection created in collaboration with Pharrell Williams and the one signed by Stella McCartney Contact us: info@rli.uk.com VTALENTS|Contests and More|The Talent Store In Fidenza Village on sale the collections of 25 young talents selected by Vogue Talents Desirée Bollier explained during the event: "We have opened the second edition of The British Designers Collective a pop-up store project within the Bicester Village outlet thanks to the collaboration of the British Fashion Council; and also hosted the recent charity event Fashion in Style with the collaboration of the Maasmechelen Village outlet and the Flanders Fashion Institute (FFI) which puts up for auction for charitable purposes accessories made by young we are now able to invest in future talents also in Italy the public that will be able to admire the creations by the young designers hailing from all over the world will be composed of the 26 million visitors  of the Value Retail network." but it is all the more paramount that the project will go ahead The Talent Store is the first step towards the final user and enables young designers to establish a direct contact with the clients." following the advice by the much-photographed Olivia Palermo went to look through the garments by the young designers since proposing so young brands is far removed from the usual concept of luxury outlet." Gianni Serra concludes: "Selling our collection here is an interesting experiment with a larger public different from that of concept stores" – he smiles – Our aim is to sell everything!" Vittoria Mentasti's Dead Sea takes us to a place where the sky and the sea are one A chat with Kristin Prim, the founder of The Provocateur, the site that publishes letters written expressely by leading women addressing the whole female world. Vogue.it presents you an exclusive preview of the letter written by Dresden Dolls' Amanda Palmer During the Yeezy Season 3 fashion show, Kanye West presented his new album, The Life of Pablo. Here's everything you need to know (and let's get ready to the fight with Taylor Swift) The most exclusive parties at the New York Fashion Week All the best street style spotted at New York Fashion Week From New York Fashion Week Fall Winter 2016/17 Menswear and womenswear collections will walk together and will be on sale right after the show. These are the news from Burberry but the evolution is generalized: runway shows are changing The documentary that celebrates 3.1 Phillip Lim's tenth anniversary The latest social media initiatives dedicated to the Fashion world The (Perfumes) Factory - P.zza Castello 27 - 20121 Milano cap.soc 00834980153 società con socio unico A 45-year-old man was stabbed in a crowded park in Fidenza a meeting place for families and young people A 45-year-old man was stabbed in the back with a cutting weapon is currently hospitalized in serious conditions at the Maggiore hospital in Parma the attack occurred in a context of sudden violence The reasons that led to this act are still unclear and the authorities are investigating to understand the causes of this violence who promptly arrived at the scene of the attack began an investigation to gather evidence and testimonies Numerous passers-by witnessed the scene and were questioned to provide useful details the analysis of images from urban video surveillance circuits allowed the perpetrator to be quickly identified The young man was reported to the Parma Public Prosecutor's Office for attempted murder aggravated by the use of a cutting weapon This episode raises questions about safety in public places and the need for preventive measures to avoid similar acts of violence Notizie.it is a newspaper registered with the Court of Milan n.68 on 01/03/2018 Impara come descrivere lo scopo dell'immagine (si apre in una nuova scheda) Lascia vuoto se l'immagine è puramente decorativa The CryptoPunks were first, followed this summer by an entire circus of Apes (both Bored and Mutant), Axies, and Pudgy Penguins.  What is the most recent NFT craze to captivate the metaverse’s attention? Art Blocks is a market for collectible abstract the platform’s artists have created over 100,000 unique works through a process known as generative art Sales have totaled around $570 million in the last month alone Art Blocks’ original purchasers have no idea what their pieces will look like Artists on the platform create algorithms that define specific aspects of their work; the final image is generated by the script when each NFT is minted on the Ethereum blockchain (resulting in different visuals each time).  Art Blocks range from simple squiggles to complex geometric works in the style of Sol LeWitt Artists frequently create hundreds of variations of each style Tyler Hobbs used an algorithm called Fidenza to create a series of intricate generative artworks Works from the Fidenza collection (of which there are 999 in total) are now fetching high prices.  Digg founder Kevin Roose sold Fidenza #313 for 1,000 ETH ($3.3 million) last week after paying only .58 ETH (approximately $1,400) for it earlier this summer The lowest-priced Fidenza piece currently available on OpenSea is 294 ETH (approximately $962,000) Here are two Fidenza’s I own.The green one I bought for $125,000 USD on August 1st The pink one I bought for $135,000 USD on August 16th The ‘cheapest’ Fidenza right now is currently priced at $796,000 USDHonestly I’ve pretty much lost interest in trading altogether… pic.twitter.com/JM3ts4r0mH Are 7-figure price tags for digital artworks a sign of speculation in an overheated market Art Blocks provides a deal that the traditional art market does not: an automatic 5% cut every time a piece is resold.  Art Blocks’ success may signal a new stage in the evolution of crypto love attracting buyers from the blue-hot contemporary art market seeking a different kind of clout than collecting profile-pic avatars like CryptoPunks and Bored Apes there is a lot of crossover between the two worlds.)  whether the current price levels are sustainable remains to be seen especially after a volatile summer for NFTs If you enjoyed this article you might also like: Art Blocks Sets New NFT Sales Record On Ethereum An NCA report says 1 in 5 Americans own crypto and Southern states have the highest ownership rate Eric Trump believes that the evolving financial system landscape will prune banks that continue to reject crypto risk over the.. 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