Digital Suits of Sorrow: The Kings and Queens

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A Traditional and AI Animated Deck of Cards that explore the fractured identities of our modern society

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About

I am making an animated deck of cards (Traditional meets AI) that reveals how 'being online' have reshaped the lives of today's kings and queens

Impact

My project can impact the world by shedding light on the influence of today's tech on modern society's mental well-being. It can provoke reflection and conversation about the challenges individuals face in this digital age.

Progress

I have made two cards, King and Queen of Spades and sold them as Open Edition NFT's .They were incredibly successful in the ART community. The remaining suits are still to be made.Hopefully by raising money I would be able to finish this vision

Team

I am able to merge Marshall McLuhan's 'Medium is the message' concept with the art of mixed-media animation. I really want people to start a cultural dialogue on the actual effects of technology in this crazy inter-connected world

Funding

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Leaderboard page (offline): https://artizen.fyi/projects/digital-suits-of-sorrow-the-kings-and-queens
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