My Alien Plasma I made two digital artworks, each with a different approach. The first, Alien Plasma Neo, uses advanced digital editing to show a highly detailed energy being. The second, Plasma Alien, is a gestural painting that focuses on raw emotion. My interest in the 'energy being' theme comes from a lifelong curiosity about forces and life forms beyond what we usually see. I find energies and unseen phenomena fascinating because they represent transformation, vitality, and the mystery at the centre of my creativity. I want to explore how to visually convey inner power and life force, using both digital tools and painting techniques. I like experimenting with different tools to change an artwork. Comparing these two pieces shows how my intent shifts, much as a traditional artist might try out new media and methods. Alien Plasma Neo My first piece, Alien Plasma Neo, was all about hyper-definition and symmetry. I wanted to show this being at its highest energy, even down t...
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JJFBbennett is a digital platform that showcases an artist's journey through creativity, innovation, and personal exploration. It is a journey in which we can all participate.
JJFBbennett's art is an odyssey from the tangible world of studio art into the boundless universe of digital and virtual spaces. Under the handle JJFBbennett, the artist explores the intersections between technology, ancient architecture, and spiritual aspirations, creating a hive-like, translucent metaverse that branches into various technological dimensions.
JJFBbennett's work begins in physical spaces, capturing the essence of night, sleep, mood, emotion, and consciousness through series like "This Branch." JJFBbennett delves into the transformative power of darkness and light, using it as a metaphor for creativity and introspection. From there, the real transitions into the digital, where the art evolves into something more interactive, like in "JJFBbennett X Verse," where the envisioned art is not just an object to be observed but an environment to be experienced.
JJFB Bennett's creations are a product of inspiration and deep contemplation. They are influenced by various sources, from poetry about human conditions to vignettes reflecting on societal interactions with technology. This process involves deeply contemplating how art can exist and affect a virtual landscape, questioning the traditional boundaries of art and its reception.
Each digital work invites the viewer to join this discovery journey, where art transcends the image and becomes an immersive experience, influenced by ancient wisdom yet propelled by the digital age. The work is not just seen; it is felt, interacted with, and lived through, aiming to connect on a visceral level, offering them space to consider their existence within an artistic narrative.
You can support and engage with JJFBbennett's artwork through various platforms or acquire unique pieces through his NFT profile. Each piece promises a story, a connection, and a piece of a larger, ever-evolving verse. JJFBbennett's artwork has broken through from postmodernism into metahumanism.
Discover how JJFBbennett transcends the traditional boundaries of art, creating a metahumanist metaverse that invites you to interact and explore.
Take advantage of this unique artistic odyssey! Hit that play button and immerse yourself in the world with JJFBbennett.
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The Art of Malaka Malaka (Rise Above 'Em) [Verse 1] Jealous cowards try to control! Mean-spirited cloth – cut from the same! Old comments rotting – fourteen years old! Doubling down – you got no shame! [Chorus] Malaka! Malaka! Special Greek word – for scum like you! Malaka! Malaka! Rise above! We're gonna rise above! Vile views – spreading hate and fear! Malaka! Malaka! We ain't taking it – no more! [Verse 2] Who’s next on the list? Indians? Greeks? Vietnamese? Women? Whose next to be cut? Major parties silent – lips sealed tight! Cowards in suits – hiding from the fight! [Chorus] Malaka! Malaka! Pauline and Cory – same rotten core! Malaka! Malaka! Ashamed? You should be ashamed! Hate, division, fear in the air! Malaka! Malaka! We’re calling it out – everywhere! [Bridge] Minorities marginalized – feeling the pain! Unheard, unrepresented – driven insane! This ain’t left or right – it’s decency! Common fucking decency! I’m angry – really bloody angry! How do you get away w...
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