3 NEW SERIES OF NFT ARTWORK
Each day has its own count.
Each count is unique.
For his digital collection, entitled ‘Counts’, Morrison innumerates one number for each day, beginning on relocation back to Australia in March 2021 and ending in March 2022. These digitized clips incorporate Cambodian, Burmese and other numeric systems from various countries he has lived and traveled.
For his paintings, Morrison sums up each and every stamped impression made with his ‘brush’ – a fresh-cut lotus stalk. Over years creating his inked artworks the artist has an accumulated total of more than half a million lotus marks.
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When Morrison cuts a fresh lotus stalk he dips it onto a special ink, which he has created and distilled himself. After which he stamps an image onto paper to create his artworks.
He tallies each and every mark. To date, the artist has recorded over half a million lotus impressions.
This series, entitled “numbers of the lotus”, features a photo of an original lotus impression digitally copied and reproduced.
This individual stamp is digitally repeated for 365 days. The total number in this series will reach 66795 digital lotus stalk impressions some time in March in 2022.
1 though 360 x 360 = 24,380,175
Three hundred and sixty five works, 1 through 365 and times then by three hundred and sixty five equals twenty four million three hundred eight thousand one hundred and seventy five
8 x 365 = 2920
When completed the series will total 24,380,175
White on black lotus ink
NFT – DIGITAL ARTWORK
Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are digital assets that are provably unique, creating digital scarcity. They can’t be duplicated or divided.
l o t u s - c o u n t s
as of 15 July, 2024 I've created a total off 686,544 lotus marksn e w s
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International Artist Award
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