Visions from the Archive is a layered digital art collection drawn from over 7,000 images created during periods of deep presence, isolation, and creative emergence. The works blend elements of sacred geometry, indigenous patterns, and visionary psychedelia — they are more than visuals: they are messages, memory maps, and creative transmissions.

This project launches in two waves:

1. A curated drop of 10–12 pieces through Manifold

2. Development of AtayMint — a lightweight, local-first minting tool that allows artists to mint directly from their machines, with or without platform dependency

The project also includes a global outreach campaign with QR-enabled stickerpacks, an educational zine on digital storytelling, and small crypto onboarding gifts to invite new voices into the space.

Why it matters:

• Reclaims creative sovereignty for underrepresented and disconnected artists

• Offers tools that work offline, outside of algorithmic economies

• Shares visual stories as encoded meaning and cultural offerings

• Anchors digital creativity in values-driven frameworks and intentional release

Budget Overview – $6,500

• $2,500 – Art curation & production

• $1,500 – Development of AtayMint MVP

• $1,000 – Global stickerpack design & distribution

• $500 – Smart contract tools & deployment

• $1,000 – Translation, access support, and project management

Closing note:
This work emerges not from hype, but from a need to remember — and to offer that remembrance to others through art, presence, and open tools.

Abundance is not a number. It’s a state.
And this project is one small way to offer it back to the world.

Website: www.llmpix.com
Teaser: https://youtu.be/ZQNDBkmA9f4