This geometric design has been the symbol of @straussvisuals for over 15 years: 12 white hexagons surround 6 blue hexagons with an empty black void in the center, forming a stylized eyeball.

It is meant to evoke both The All-Seeing Eye, Eye of Horus, and ancient talismans of protection against the “Evil Eye”.

Based on the sacred geometry of Metatron’s Cube and the Star Tetrahedron, this pattern is also known as the Grid of Life

The exact same arrangement of hexagons is now known as the iconic “golden mirror array” of the James Webb Space Telescope - our newly awakened eye into the cosmos.

A constant feature in his work, Michael has created hundreds of unique animations of this signature shape. This collection of 1 of 1 edition video art brings together the best pieces created over the past decade based on this image.

Brad Rhadwood is a Canadian visual artist who specializes in "Wood Whispering", using traditional as well as innovative techniques to transform salvaged wood of all nature into paintings, installations, and various works of art. Allowing his unconscious to take the lead, Rhadwood listens for the stories the wood has to tell, using the knots and grains as his guides to create whimsical “wood spirits” – curious, sweet and sometimes “knotty” creatures that are clearly from some enchanted realm.

Brad began experimenting with the projection artist and VJ wizard Michael Strauss in 2017, and over time they grew a winning formula that brought wood to life in a new way. Their eewy-gooey melty magic has been captivating audiences ever since. In the summer of 2019, Rhadwood showed the projected mapped wooden displays at 15+ international art and music festivals.

Previously only shown at galleries and live events, the original video pieces are now available as unique 1 of 1 NFTs.