a test stack for a dynamic collection that will change over time

This is the 3rd interactive artwork in the Frozen Motion series. Lately, I've been envisioning various objects as silhouettes. I've been especially intrigued by exploring the tension between stillness and movement, alongside the contrast between organic and digital motion. This is something I always engage with as an artist, and in this series, I'm combining these themes with another subject that fascinates me—interactivity. This series invites viewers to take an active role, deciding how they experience the work with a simple click of their mouse. Each silhouette or image explores a different world, posing questions that I hope will spark further reflections for those engaging with it. I create the effects through a layered process, experimenting with blending modes and transparencies. It’s a process of trial and exploration until I reach a point where I choose to stop. Yet, it always feels like an ongoing journey, never truly complete. Each piece is designed to come with a high-quality postcard that includes an AR experience. My collectors will be able to receive these postcards during NFT NYC 2025. As always, collecting my work is about being part of something, not just holding a token in a wallet. You can expect surprises along the way—think of it as a ticket into a world of interactive, collaborative, and ever-evolving art.

Frozen Motion Minimalist silhouettes come to life with a click—static forms meet subtle motion, glitches, and a futuristic-organic vibe. This interactive work explores the possibilities of blockchain technology, allowing art to exist in a dynamic state, shaped by the viewer's engagement. In a world that quantifies everything, the artist remains an anomaly—creating endlessly, driven by an impulse most don’t understand. Digital art, like the artist, exists between worlds: rational and elusive, material and intangible, always seeking connection yet bound by solitude.

World's Largest POMPOM - dynamic NFT We are creating the World’s Largest Pom Pom right in the heart of Berlin, memorialized as an open-edition Dynamic NFT. This groundbreaking project, initiated, designed, and led by renowned artist and communications specialist Joe Martine, also known as Pom Pom Joe, brings together a collective of talented artists across music, DJing, graphic design, and digital art. Together, we’re embarking on this monumental artistic journey, with a live grand event in Berlin as the centerpiece. We’re inviting everyone to be a part of the process, leaving our mark on the blockchain. Our Dynamic NFT will reflect the progress made leading up to the grand reveal. As a living digital collectible, it evolves over time, capturing steps along the way and inviting the community to follow the journey – wherever they are. This NFT comes with special perks and surprises, including images, videos, behind the scenes looks, and more. All media will be seamlessly integrated into the NFT and collectors will have the unique ability to choose what they want to display. This NFT is all about celebrating the process! The contract preserves all previous media, letting collectors revisit each phase of the project from start to finish. This isn’t just about owning a piece of art – it’s about being an active participant in its creation. Join us on this one-of-a-kind journey and experience a playful, dynamic, and interactive work of art that evolves before your eyes. Together, we’ll document the creation of the world’s largest Pom Pom and leave a lasting digital legacy on the blockchain. Total of 20 editions Each token is multi creation ERC7160 Each edition goes live once minted and media will be added to it. Music generated by Mubert https://mubert.com/render

Frozen Motion marks the begining of a seires of interactive artworks. Minimalist silhouettes come to life with a click—static forms meet subtle motion, glitches, and a futuristic-organic vibe. This interactive work explores the possibilities of blockchain technology, allowing art to exist in a dynamic state, shaped by the viewer's engagement. In a world that quantifies everything, the artist remains an anomaly—creating endlessly, driven by an impulse most don’t understand. Digital art, like the artist, exists between worlds: rational and elusive, material and intangible, always seeking connection yet bound by solitude.

a test stack for a dynamic collection that will change over time