Ipse Dixit

In this episode, DEAFBEEF, an NFT artist who creates generative audiovisual art completely on the blockchain, describes his artistic process and experiences in the NFT space. Tyler begins by describing his background in engineering, computer, science, animation, and music. He explains how he has used computer code to create generative works of audiovisual art for many years. He describes how he got interested in making art on the blockchain, how he conceptualizes the blockchain in relation to his work, and how his work has been received. He reflects on his experiences in the NFT market. And he describes his plans going forward. DEAFBEEF is on Twitter at @_deafbeef.This episode was hosted byBrian L. Frye, Spears-Gilbert Professor of Law at the University of Kentucky College of Law. Frye is on Twitter at@brianlfrye.

This is an LP of PSAs created by the Social Security Administration. This recording is from the Internet Archive Great 78 Project.

In this episode, Luke Barwikowsky, a sofeware engineer and founder and CEO of pixels.online, discusses his work in the NFT space. He begins by explaining his background in software engineering. He reflects on his initial skepticism of NFTs and Web3, and why he changed his mind. He discusses his work creating different platforms, focusing on how and why he has integrated NFTs into those platforms. And he reflects on the future of the NFT space and Web3. Barwikowski is on Twitter at @whatslukedoing.This episode was hosted byBrian L. Frye, Spears-Gilbert Professor of Law at the University of Kentucky College of Law. Frye is on Twitter at@brianlfrye.