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"Contingent" by James Bloom ( @crashblossom1 ) and Gottfried Jäger at @MovingImageNYC
The first presentation from MoMI x @TezosFoundation 2025-2026 programming exploring blockchain as a creative material
On view until Feb 15, 2026 // Free mint of the process image ↓
In the late 1960s, Jäger coined the term "generative photography".
Using custom pinhole cameras, he created photographs revealing how light is captured within the camera itself.
Nearly 60 years on, Bloom worked with Jäger to create Contingent, made from a digitized dataset of the original pinhole photographs.
Pictured: Gottfried Jäger, Pinhole Structure (Lochblendenstruktur), 3.8.14 C 2.6.1, 1967
Brightness and color in the image are reorganized as inputs into a geometric mesh. The program reshapes the mesh based on the specific color values at each point.
Where and when the piece is viewed, plus the act of viewing itself, change and complicate the artwork for everyone in real time.
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Each MoMI x Tezos commission is accompanied by a process image you can collect at no cost.
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