This collection has been bridged to a new contract: https://opensea.io/collection/urs-fischer-chaos

Bridge here: https://makersplace.com/chaosremint

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CHAOS #1–#501 is a collection of 501 unique digital sculptures, released as individual NFTs.

CHAOS #1–#500 consist of two converging objects in motion. Each pair is made of two distinct objects that are relative in scale to one another. 

The individual objects selected are engineered, cultured or manufactured by humans and sourced from the physical world and transformed into a 3D digital model.

CHAOS #501 is the cumulation of all of the individual objects. In #501 all 1,000 objects from #1–#500 come together decoupled from their original pair and move independently from each other.

Each NFT is composed of a reference rendering, the data to construct the work in any digital space and a set of instructions.

CHAOS #1–#501 is a collection of 501 unique digital sculptures, released as individual NFTs.

CHAOS #1–#500 consist of two converging objects in motion. Each pair is made of two distinct objects that are relative in scale to one another. 

The individual objects selected are engineered, cultured or manufactured by humans and sourced from the physical world and transformed into a 3D digital model.

CHAOS #501 is the cumulation of all of the individual objects. In #501 all 1,000 objects from #1–#500 come together decoupled from their original pair and move independently from each other.

Each NFT is composed of a reference rendering, the data to construct the work in any digital space and a set of instructions.

CHAOS Urs Fischer

“His class took one of the dozen bubbles back to the surface: slow-moving pressurized elevators that traveled up and down Xanadu's gigantic tether chains, ferrying work crews, researchers, and students. Each was large enough for ten people to lounge comfortably, with food processors, entertainment centers, Napcaps, and linking facilities. They had spent less than four hours down on the floor; the trip back would be a leisurely lunch.”
From “Saturn's Race” by Larry Niven (w/S. Barnes). 
Published by Tor in 2000

Artwork was created using https://ganbreeder.app/ 
GANbreeder app was created by Joel
Simon https://www.joelsimon.net/ 
Current animation has evolved from images generated by: 
https://ganbreeder.app/sheilacostik
https://ganbreeder.app/limnentations
Artwork Lineage:  https://ganbreeder.app/lineage?k=91daeb8e391785eaa52a81c3

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