{"access_artwork_files":"With proof of purchase, access to complete artwork and supplemental material is granted through creating an account on feralfile.com or Feral File’s official web address at the time of purchase. Files are redundantly stored on IPFS. If the official Feral File domain is no longer accessible or active, contact the present-day custodian of Feral File’s archive, the artist studio, or artist estate.","animation_url":"https://ipfs.feralfile.com/ipfs/QmV1vFUSGxd2ACfeyRR8CjBCxeFVH5JcfX9sAnfEpxadRu?edition_number=9\u0026blockchain=bitmark","artist":"Peter Burr","artwork_id":"005d923327d57ddaf611ccdba7da96bbe999a7e05405a82a179e1fb8874eb780","attributes":[{"trait_type":"Exhibition","value":"Feral File - Fragments of a Hologram Rose"},{"trait_type":"Series","value":"COUNT ZERO FOUR"},{"trait_type":"Artwork of","value":"77, 1 AP"},{"trait_type":"Artist","value":"Peter Burr"}],"collection_name":"COUNT ZERO FOUR by Peter Burr","collection_uuid":"1b205395-6654-4174-b170-45c82866270b","creator":"0x35214145820BA91C1748f1D8928d94eF50111675","description":"\u0026ldquo;COUNT ZERO FOUR\u0026rdquo; is a digital sculpture embalmed by the artist in ninety nine layers of monochromatic husk. It is one of a series of \u0026ldquo;Count Zero\u0026rdquo; sculptures created in 2021 to simulate the feeling of falling into something with no bottom. Its name comes from the computer programming term \u0026ldquo;count zero interrupt,\u0026rdquo; which was invented by William Gibson to describe a type of computer crash that sets the system to zero.","edition_index":9,"edition_name":"#9","exhibition_info":{"base_price":"usd77.000000","curator":"Rick Silva","note":"This exhibition borrows its name from Willliam Gibson\u0026rsquo;s first published short story, \u0026ldquo;Fragments of a Hologram Rose\u0026rdquo; (1977). As the story notes, when a hologram is cut into pieces, even the smallest section still contains the whole of the image. In a similar way, plant cuttings and an edition of digital works can both hold these mirroring elements of origin and multiplicity.\n\nThe artists featured in the exhibition were asked to imagine and create their own sci-fi plants, and to interpret this prompt however they like\u0026mdash;whether it be by rendering an alien pollen, some photosynthetic architecture, or a flower whose weirdness is only revealed by its description. I invited these particular artists to this exhibition because their work already pointed towards these speculative notions of nature and time. They were also invited because of their experimental use, and creative misuse, of 3D modeling and animation. A 3D program\u0026rsquo;s workspace is by default an infinite space, since as you navigate the viewport you are surrounded by a void on all sides\u0026mdash;beyond which a sublime vastness awaits. In this way, the artists who choose to work in these programs are negotiating the infinite potentials of space and time whenever they start a new project.\n\nLike botanists from a parallel future or an unknown world, these artists cultivate their fictions into existence. They sub-scatter seed pods, prune polygon cuttings, give their models plenty of volumetric lighting, and soak with fluid simulations. The 3D objects in this exhibition have secret pathways and telepathic tendrils. They bloom on neon skins and disperse nano mold spores through LCD screens. Like an ikebana of poisonous flowers in zero gravity, they hover in the expanse as a collection of fragmented flora files.","note_title":"Flora File"},"external_url":"https://feralfile.com/artworks/count-zero-four-bnw","id":"b9d2cfb85a51bcaff6898ce2640100b06ed49f995620e13e5840d142014e0f13","image":"https://ipfs.feralfile.com/ipfs/QmeMFFcqjrjtRgMPBfEzMbua3cWUHgBTh6enE6umxBV6on?","medium":"3d","metadata_version":"v1","name":"COUNT ZERO FOUR #9","prev_provenance":{"bitmark_provance":[{"inblock":"260712","owner":"bqACpHuKJenkzZJUPPiNR5GbESdZFXbB1cTqvb5MAs7xh7BRaA"},{"inblock":"260634","owner":"ahPEGaUSRZg1kYFfGyWRwXSMotYDcopcNADd6q1nb2AgKRG2yk"},{"inblock":"260621","owner":"aoEqKB3ZwJ3zMkcAa9YvD2jUAZpwHjGnJc69odCahPi3S5XHpu"}]},"symbols":"","timestamp":"2023-05-26 17:25:23.880881358 +0000 UTC m=+119802.329110643"}