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. @beeple's robot dogs are a continuation of the shift in art to the logic of engagement. Early Facebook (social media in general) was value valued on DAUs, views, time spent, growth, and not historical metrics like profitability. The medium of media had changed, so the metrics had to change with it. Art is heading the same way.
From Cattelan’s Comedian to @beeple's kinetic sculptures @refikanadol's Machine Hallucinations @SamSpratt @jackbutcher and so on... the winning works succeed because they enable continued reengagement, interaction, evolution, feedback loops, cultural iteration. This is the true unlock of the digital medium and where we are seeing engagement occur and desirability emerge.
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WHAT DO @beeple ‘S DOGS MEAN? 👀👇

@beeple ‘s arresting robot dogs @ArtBasel are an inflection point in the long arc of contemporary art, a moment when the logic of the medium catches up to the speed of the culture, like one of @elonmusk ‘s self-driving cars gone rogue. 🔥

Duchamp’s Fountain once asked whether an object becomes art through intention alone. Warhol’s Campbell Soup cans insisted that mass production and commercial imagery could carry the weight of artistic meaning. Cattelan’s $6mm banana duct-taped to an august wall @Sothebys showed that the art market itself could become the material of the artwork. @Beeple now extends this lineage into a world shaped by code, networks, robots, and continuous streams of cultural “production.”

His earlier $69 million sale of Everydays was a dramatic warning shot in the vaunted halls of mighty @ChristiesInc , a sign that digital art was ready to join the canon, but that it still lived inside the familiar safe art industry system. Even then the sale could be dismissed as a brilliant artwork in a bubbly fluke “NFT” market. 📈🔥

These robot dogs with billionaires’ faces are different. They do not merely represent ideas. They walk. They sit. They photograph. They poop NFTs. They parody the very act of minting cultural value. They merge sculpture, performance, technology, and finance into something from which we cannot rip our eyes or unslack our jaws while we marvel in @beeple’s little dog pen of our zeitgeist. 🔥👀

Before this moment, digital art sought legitimacy. From now, the art market faces a new reality. The most influential artworks may no longer be static canvases but digital cultural organisms that grow, react, and evolve. @Beeple’s dogs announce the ineluctable arrival of the digital art era in all of its disruptive forms. “Poop” it out, I say‼️🦾🏆🔥🚀🫡
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1/ What is ETH's pumpfun? Why not FWA. Watching the fwairpfp launch from @token_works sell out has me thinking the machine that launched NFTs could be ETH's version of pumpfun too. Back to graduate, spin to distribute, and a dead coin hands you 90 cents back instead of zero.
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What an amazing acquisition. A named artwork, the only emergent/figurative glyph. When a collector thinks autoglyph I can’t imagine another glyph coming to the mind’s eye. Previously listed at ~8x floor. That’s the equivalent of a bad zombie in punk terms for THE apex glyph. The Bear is an alien in punk terms, aliens aren’t valued at 10x. Congrats 137 on this historic work.
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Autoglyph #149, "The Bear".

Brokered by FredBeard at Les Trois Rois, Basel.
@fred_dot_jpg @redbeardnft
🤝 @seedphrase
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