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Collected Works

Some artworks I've collected.

6 walls · 78 pieces

Curated by Adam Berninger

Cosmic Rays #787

#2528

#2530

#2526

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qubibi · 2024

Tur #3

Tur #20

Prometheus

Kevin Esherick · 2024

Gerhard #5

Disjoint and Disoriented #137

Microgravity #86

Omega Point #54

Damn everything but the circus! #266

no.circles #137

pang #471

hollow #66

Euphonic #988

CHX-1 #238

Triangle Subdivisions #493

Triangle Subdivisions #467

Fragments of a Wave #249

the generative octopuses #68

monopole #47

Microsillon #31

Microsillon #3

Astronomic Comics #269

Ethereal Microcosm #300

Planetary Abstracts #242

Stitched: Trauma #310

Soul Fragment, light #32

contrapuntos #173

contrapuntos #257

Tych #199

Uninhabitable #245

impossible cathedrals #153

impossible cathedrals #361

<iframes> #418

g l a s s #724

Emergence #15

Emotional Shell #236

Astronomic Comics #74

Holons #318

Holons #89

Henge #24

Maplands #139

Mandaloids #101

a fortiori #90

a fortiori #146

a fortiori #343

a fortiori #114

Speed of Dark #301

Gerhard #5

Richard Nadler · 2022Live

Sunset from the Bluffs #49

Love #208

Sunset from the Bluffs #49

Nat Sarkissian · 2023Live

Hello Modulo #48

Nat Sarkissian · 2023

Dead Coffee Check

Brandon James Scott · 2023

Live

Tur #3

Ganchitecture

2023

Tur is an A.I. generated art series created by Ganchitecture in collaboration with Adam Berninger of Tender – and takes its name from the root of 'tower' and the german word for door or doorway: a metaphor for the passage between eras that these towers symbolize. For millennia, civilizations have used monumental structures to mark the rallying point of their tribe, their culture, and the claims they stake. Ultimately, these central pillars even became the symbols of their civilization, transcending each budding and ending of an era. Now, what has evolved from simple stone structures into complex temples and citadels is overshadowed by the complex urban organisms that define our greatest places of congregation. Tur imagines a future where the global technoculture reaches its tipping point, and dominance is contested between humans and artificial intelligence. The resulting cultural regressions lead back to the iconic towering structures of civiliazations-past as a means for asserting authority. These structures serve as a visible counterpoint to the increasingly unseen and pervasive controls applied through technology. The return to this priapic symbol of power of course derives its formal and structural qualities from the completeness provided by an A.I. driven survey of historic towers and imposing architecture. These raw, monumental, and anachronistic structures are imperfect and decaying – transforming their A.I. sources into a new typologies of future towers. Are these the creations of humanity’s last attempt at dominance or an auto-mechanistic creation of artificial intelligence that assimilates symbols of human power? Either way, their archetypal structures embody the anonymous remnants of future cultures: the places that last survive their epoch, and perhaps even the last earthly epoch.

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Accession: HOP-AB-2609-0018
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Registered: 02 Sept 2026 · 21:51 UTC
Registered by: Adam Berninger

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