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Democracity is inspired by the diorama of the same name at the 1939 New York World's Fair which depicted a utopian city of the future. This piece satirizes the concept showing that the optimism of the 1930's did not account for the problems of the future brought about by climate change such as flooding. This piece is fully interactive with the best way to experience it being to explore and try to understand the stories that the different city layouts are trying to tell you. Note the cities are tileable meaning you can easily edit them together visually ([example](https://bit.ly/3yWCHvn)). 

# Controls

* **Click & drag** - Pan
* **Scroll wheel** - Zoom in and out
* **C** - Change camera mode
* **R** - Reset camera positioning
* **P** - Toggle auto-pan
* **Z** - Zoomed out view
* **T** - Toggle background transparency
* **1-4** - Change detail level

[For Community Testing] Democracity

Description here, lots of words, here's some info on this art.

Meck's Test

Beachy dreamscape vibes. Stipple Sunsets was initially release on Art Blocks in April of 2021, with 50% of sales proceeds being directly sent to GiveDirectly, a non-profit that sends money directly to the worlds poorest and most in need.

[For Community Testing] Stipple Sunsets

**We are publicly testing a new iteration of our MinterSuite on Goerli. You are invited to mint this project with Goerli ETH. The test mints generated do not and will not hold any value! They are just for testing purposes.**

Memories of Qilin is inspired by traditional East Asian art. It channels the sense of movement and fluidity found in classical Chinese brushwork, while drawing from the colors, patterns, and forms of ukiyo-e woodblock prints. 

The series explores elements of folklore, evoking the mythological imagery of dragons, phoenixes, flowers, and mountains.  The title references a fabled chimerical beast found throughout East Asian mythology (while the qilin is its Chinese name, it is also known in Korea as the girin and Japan as the kirin) that represents prosperity and luck.

Viewers are invited to interpret elusive forms that verge on representation. As with the stories passed on through generations, each piece is imagined, organic, and ever-in-flux.

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