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By using fashion as a medium to expose & educate on technology, we were able to infuse our experience with even more art. These were all part of the merch store for our museum experience, which we'll cover during the rest of this week! Stay tuned ✨
April 7, 2025 at 3:57 PM
By using fashion as a medium to expose & educate on technology, we were able to infuse our experience with even more art. These were all part of the merch store for our museum experience, which we'll cover during the rest of this week! Stay tuned ✨
3) T-SHIRTS
Digital <> physical (designed by Tessa) and rsa-dolphin (design & concept from urna.winstonsmith.org/materiali/m... and referencing en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Export...)
Digital <> physical (designed by Tessa) and rsa-dolphin (design & concept from urna.winstonsmith.org/materiali/m... and referencing en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Export...)
April 7, 2025 at 3:57 PM
3) T-SHIRTS
Digital <> physical (designed by Tessa) and rsa-dolphin (design & concept from urna.winstonsmith.org/materiali/m... and referencing en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Export...)
Digital <> physical (designed by Tessa) and rsa-dolphin (design & concept from urna.winstonsmith.org/materiali/m... and referencing en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Export...)
2) BUCKET HATS
The following NFC hat (sourced & stitched locally in Chiang Mai), and an exclusive embroidered elephant (sourced locally, don't have a photo 😅)
The following NFC hat (sourced & stitched locally in Chiang Mai), and an exclusive embroidered elephant (sourced locally, don't have a photo 😅)
April 7, 2025 at 3:57 PM
2) BUCKET HATS
The following NFC hat (sourced & stitched locally in Chiang Mai), and an exclusive embroidered elephant (sourced locally, don't have a photo 😅)
The following NFC hat (sourced & stitched locally in Chiang Mai), and an exclusive embroidered elephant (sourced locally, don't have a photo 😅)
1) ACCESSORIES & JEWELRY
Bracelets (sourced locally in Chiang Mai), necklaces (made by hand by our team!), and rings (sourced from China). All have tappable NFC built in!
Bracelets (sourced locally in Chiang Mai), necklaces (made by hand by our team!), and rings (sourced from China). All have tappable NFC built in!
April 7, 2025 at 3:57 PM
1) ACCESSORIES & JEWELRY
Bracelets (sourced locally in Chiang Mai), necklaces (made by hand by our team!), and rings (sourced from China). All have tappable NFC built in!
Bracelets (sourced locally in Chiang Mai), necklaces (made by hand by our team!), and rings (sourced from China). All have tappable NFC built in!
Much of our Devcon experience focused around private, verifiable social graphs built from in-person NFC interactions. We wanted to explore adding NFC chips to clothing to enable more natural ways of creating this social graph.
April 7, 2025 at 3:57 PM
Much of our Devcon experience focused around private, verifiable social graphs built from in-person NFC interactions. We wanted to explore adding NFC chips to clothing to enable more natural ways of creating this social graph.
Throughout these experiments, we've learned that visualizing cryptographic objects doesn't just make them prettier—it makes them more understandable. When abstract data becomes something you can see, touch, and share, it transforms from technical concept to meaningful experience.
March 24, 2025 at 3:56 PM
Throughout these experiments, we've learned that visualizing cryptographic objects doesn't just make them prettier—it makes them more understandable. When abstract data becomes something you can see, touch, and share, it transforms from technical concept to meaningful experience.
Devcon's visualization went deeper, with flowers that grew based on shared connections. More data in common with others meant more visual complexity—exploring multi-party computation through an intuitive visual language that made deeper connections immediately apparent.
March 24, 2025 at 3:56 PM
Devcon's visualization went deeper, with flowers that grew based on shared connections. More data in common with others meant more visual complexity—exploring multi-party computation through an intuitive visual language that made deeper connections immediately apparent.
ZK11 & Frontiers introduced our flower garden concept—where algorithms translated cryptographic signatures into visual forms. The wholesome experience of growing a garden of flowers in a spiral pattern throughout the event made verifiable data feel personal and meaningful.
March 24, 2025 at 3:56 PM
ZK11 & Frontiers introduced our flower garden concept—where algorithms translated cryptographic signatures into visual forms. The wholesome experience of growing a garden of flowers in a spiral pattern throughout the event made verifiable data feel personal and meaningful.
At ETHDenver, we collaborated with artist Stefano Contiero on generative art stamps. Each tap you collected layered on top of previous ones, creating a growing collage of art that evolved throughout the event with interactive elements showing its transformation.
March 24, 2025 at 3:56 PM
At ETHDenver, we collaborated with artist Stefano Contiero on generative art stamps. Each tap you collected layered on top of previous ones, creating a growing collage of art that evolved throughout the event with interactive elements showing its transformation.
We elevated Jubmoji further by featuring public domain art pieces that incorporated each emoji. This artistic layer transformed technical tools into immersive experiences—making each card more memorable and creating a collection people wanted to complete.
March 24, 2025 at 3:56 PM
We elevated Jubmoji further by featuring public domain art pieces that incorporated each emoji. This artistic layer transformed technical tools into immersive experiences—making each card more memorable and creating a collection people wanted to complete.
With Jubmoji, we needed an easily parseable representation of each card's public key. Rather than abstract cryptographic strings, we used memorable emojis as visual references—making complex attestations instantly recognizable and shareable between users.
March 24, 2025 at 3:56 PM
With Jubmoji, we needed an easily parseable representation of each card's public key. Rather than abstract cryptographic strings, we used memorable emojis as visual references—making complex attestations instantly recognizable and shareable between users.
Stay tuned over the next few days for more installments of ART IN THE MACHINE.
March 19, 2025 at 10:37 PM
Stay tuned over the next few days for more installments of ART IN THE MACHINE.
These digital signatures flowing from physical art objects eventually inspired Cursive's name—a nod to the elegant handwritten signatures of the analog world 🔏
March 19, 2025 at 10:37 PM
These digital signatures flowing from physical art objects eventually inspired Cursive's name—a nod to the elegant handwritten signatures of the analog world 🔏
What made ZuStamps special? Over 500 stamps collected by 100 people in just 10 days—with no external incentives. People simply loved the experience of collecting beautiful, meaningful mementos that remained private and under their control. Art and technology in harmony.
March 19, 2025 at 10:37 PM
What made ZuStamps special? Over 500 stamps collected by 100 people in just 10 days—with no external incentives. People simply loved the experience of collecting beautiful, meaningful mementos that remained private and under their control. Art and technology in harmony.
The "Friends of Zuzu" stamp celebrated a rescued cat adopted by a community member. Others commemorated shared meals, hackathons, and gatherings. These weren't just verification tools—they were community stories transformed into art.
March 19, 2025 at 10:37 PM
The "Friends of Zuzu" stamp celebrated a rescued cat adopted by a community member. Others commemorated shared meals, hackathons, and gatherings. These weren't just verification tools—they were community stories transformed into art.
Each ZuStamp card was a unique miniature painting made by Althea, created with nail polish, superglue, and paper (it's all we had access to at Zuzalu)! When tapped against a phone, they'd generate a signed digital stamp to be privately stored in the collector's Zupass.
March 19, 2025 at 10:37 PM
Each ZuStamp card was a unique miniature painting made by Althea, created with nail polish, superglue, and paper (it's all we had access to at Zuzalu)! When tapped against a phone, they'd generate a signed digital stamp to be privately stored in the collector's Zupass.
We'll be posting all of this content over this week and next week. And soon after we'll be sharing what we've been cooking up the past few months! Stay tuned ✨
March 18, 2025 at 4:04 PM
We'll be posting all of this content over this week and next week. And soon after we'll be sharing what we've been cooking up the past few months! Stay tuned ✨
PARTS 5 & 6 🏛️
Our Devcon SEA experience in Thailand merged digital and physical realms—a museum exhibition showcasing technologists' artistic vision alongside a NFC chipped clothing line. And we prepared a mini-documentary about this experience that we're so excited to share!
Our Devcon SEA experience in Thailand merged digital and physical realms—a museum exhibition showcasing technologists' artistic vision alongside a NFC chipped clothing line. And we prepared a mini-documentary about this experience that we're so excited to share!
March 18, 2025 at 4:04 PM
PARTS 5 & 6 🏛️
Our Devcon SEA experience in Thailand merged digital and physical realms—a museum exhibition showcasing technologists' artistic vision alongside a NFC chipped clothing line. And we prepared a mini-documentary about this experience that we're so excited to share!
Our Devcon SEA experience in Thailand merged digital and physical realms—a museum exhibition showcasing technologists' artistic vision alongside a NFC chipped clothing line. And we prepared a mini-documentary about this experience that we're so excited to share!
PARTS 3 & 4 💎
Our generative art stamps at ETHDenver and the algorithmic flowers of ZKSummit11 showed how code itself can become art. Each unique creation emerged from human connection—digital artifacts born from real-world encounters.
Our generative art stamps at ETHDenver and the algorithmic flowers of ZKSummit11 showed how code itself can become art. Each unique creation emerged from human connection—digital artifacts born from real-world encounters.
March 18, 2025 at 4:04 PM
PARTS 3 & 4 💎
Our generative art stamps at ETHDenver and the algorithmic flowers of ZKSummit11 showed how code itself can become art. Each unique creation emerged from human connection—digital artifacts born from real-world encounters.
Our generative art stamps at ETHDenver and the algorithmic flowers of ZKSummit11 showed how code itself can become art. Each unique creation emerged from human connection—digital artifacts born from real-world encounters.
PARTS 1 & 2 🎨
ZuStamps transformed verification into nail polish paintings, while Jubmoji channeled public domain masterpieces. In each, we embedded cryptography with creative soul—turning abstract protocols into art that can be touched, viewed, and felt.
ZuStamps transformed verification into nail polish paintings, while Jubmoji channeled public domain masterpieces. In each, we embedded cryptography with creative soul—turning abstract protocols into art that can be touched, viewed, and felt.
March 18, 2025 at 4:04 PM
PARTS 1 & 2 🎨
ZuStamps transformed verification into nail polish paintings, while Jubmoji channeled public domain masterpieces. In each, we embedded cryptography with creative soul—turning abstract protocols into art that can be touched, viewed, and felt.
ZuStamps transformed verification into nail polish paintings, while Jubmoji channeled public domain masterpieces. In each, we embedded cryptography with creative soul—turning abstract protocols into art that can be touched, viewed, and felt.