Wale @WaleBuilds

Creating & Connecting Joined November 2016

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Wale @WaleBuilds

2 hours ago

@Zynn4pf @TheSaudisNFT This is a masterpiece

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I'm artist, I value art alot and this made me put so much energy into recreating this. ... it took me hours before I could be able to recreate this I drew this amazing habibi out using a charcoal. showing my support to what @TheSaudisNFT nfts is bringing onchain ... I hope @lamoniaa @Hafo1991 ...let's max bid this #maxbidding

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Wale @WaleBuilds

18 hours ago

@AbdullahAptos @ChainTradersNFT Gib boss 0xa2b073dfbb6cf52c5c47057397936f1d844084ec

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Wale @WaleBuilds

4 days ago

@Zynn4pf @RHBrokersNFT Seated for this cook

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5 days ago

Most NFT projects make you look at the final piece. What caught my attention about @0xNTRPY is that @deepxhl seems more interested in making you think about what happens before the final piece exists. That distinction is important. NTRPY takes entropy, something we usually associate with disorder, and turns it into a question about transformation. What happens when you stop trying to control the final form and instead create the rules that allow the form to emerge? That’s where generative art gets interesting to me. The artist doesn’t need to draw every possibility. They build the system. They define the behavior. Then they let the system surprise them. And @deepxhl has taken that idea into something much deeper with NTRPY, a project where change isn’t just something the artwork represents, but something embedded into the mechanism producing it. So when I look at NTRPY, I don’t just see another collection of NFTs. I see an experiment. A small set of rules producing an enormous space of possibilities. Order emerging from disorder. Forms appearing, breaking down, transforming, and becoming something else. And that’s probably the part I find most compelling about what @deepxhl is building. The individual artwork might be what catches your eye. But the system behind it is what makes you stay. NTRPY feels less like a collection you simply look at… and more like a system you discover. I’m paying attention. Are you 🫵