LEGS is a collection of 170 unique 1/1 artworks created with my procedural image-generation algorithm. I describe them as Algorithmic Neo-Geo Assemblage because they combine geometric divisions, intense colors, varied patterns, and simplified forms resembling legs.
An Imperfect Frame
From the beginning, I wanted to capture a moment that felt like a film still. It is not a perfectly staged shot or a scene shown in full, but a frozen, cropped fragment of a situation. These cuts are intentional; they make the artworks feel like parts of a larger story that continues beyond the image.
Each artwork is a single composition I selected deliberately. The algorithm generated many different possibilities, but only those compositions whose geometric arrangements suggested a story to me became part of the collection. Each one made me pause and triggered a specific association, which is why every artwork also has its own Artist Note.
Where the Idea for LEGS Came From
The idea for LEGS grew out of a desire to simplify form. I wanted to move away from depicting the entire figure and explore how little needs to be shown for us still to recognize movement, a relationship, or a specific situation.
Only the legs remained. We do not know whom they belong to; we see neither faces nor the rest of the body. Even so, their positioning can immediately suggest something. Someone is walking, running, dancing, waiting, leaving a room, or trying to reach higher. Sometimes a few simple figures become an entire group of people; at other times, a single leg is enough to imagine a larger scene.
Like a Film Still
I approached these artworks as film stills. They are not, however, perfectly staged shots that reveal the entire scene. The compositions are not always arranged evenly or calmly across the picture plane. Elements may be shifted, cropped, or concentrated in only one part of the image. As a result, they resemble fragments of something larger that continues beyond the frame.
We often perceive reality in a similar way. We do not always see everything from beginning to end. Sometimes we notice only someone’s legs in a doorway, a fragment of movement around a corner, people passing one another in the street, or a brief situation whose context we do not know. From that fragment, we complete the rest of the story ourselves.
This was what interested me most: the way people give meaning to simple forms. Perception turns geometry into a complete story of what happened.
02 — Process
From Digital Collages to Artworks Created with a Procedural Algorithm
The process moved through experimentation, simplification, procedural generation, and deliberate human selection.
01Stage
Digital Collages
The process began with 'Breathe, little bird' a series of digital collages I had created some time earlier.
02Stage
AI Experiments in ComfyUI
AI experiments in ComfyUI allowed me to explore different ways of transforming and simplifying the human figure.
03Stage
Further AI Simplification in ComfyUI
As the next stage of my AI experiments in ComfyUI, I continued simplifying the human figure, gradually removing elements to explore how little was needed for movement or a relationship to remain recognizable.
04Stage
Custom Procedural Algorithm
I built a custom procedural algorithm that divides a square canvas into geometric fields with three levels of complexity and combines color palettes, textures, patterns, geometric accents, and simplified leg forms. Each composition begins with a new seed that controls the arrangement and parameters of most elements. This allows the algorithm to generate different compositions within the rules I defined.
05Stage
Generating Variations
The algorithm generated many different compositions based on the rules and parameters I defined.
06Stage
Selecting 170 Works
From all the generated compositions, I deliberately selected 170 works that held my attention and suggested a possible story.
07Stage
Personal Association
Each selected composition triggered a specific association with a movement, situation, or relationship between figures.
08Stage
Artist Notes
I recorded my first association with each composition as an Artist Note - a personal trace of my selection process.
09Stage
Unique 1/1 Artwork
Each selected composition became a unique 1/1 artwork with its own set of Traits and an individual Artist Note.
03 — Traits
Each Artwork Has Its Own Set of Traits
Legs are the central motif of the collection, but their surroundings are equally important. Geometric fields, lines, circles, small elements, and patterns may trigger an emotional association or suggest an interior, a street, a floor, a wall, or a stage set. They do not depict a specific place, but they help us imagine the space in which a particular situation might unfold.
Each artwork is described by four Traits. Grid defines the structure and level of complexity of the composition: Clean, Balanced, or Rich. Legs indicates the number of abstract legs visible in the artwork. Leg Body Colors indicates the number of colors used in the leg forms. Artist Note is my brief, personal note describing the association that influenced my selection of a particular composition.
Trait 01Grid
Values / Format
Clean / Balanced / Rich
Defines the structure and complexity of the grid composition, including the number of sections and divisions and its overall visual density.
Trait 02Legs
Values / Format
Numeric value (1, 2, 3, 4...)
Indicates the number of abstract legs in the selected composition.
Trait 03Leg Body Colors
Values / Format
Numeric value (1, 2, 3)
Indicates the number of distinct colors used in the leg forms of the selected composition.
Trait 04Artist Note
Values / Format
Brief personal association (free text)
Records the artist’s personal note describing the visual association, impression, or idea that influenced the selection of the composition.
04 — Interpretation
The Algorithm Creates Form; the Human Sees a Story
The algorithm does not know what it has generated. It does not understand that the positioning of two figures might look like a dance, an argument, a meeting, or a farewell. For the algorithm, these are simply parameters, positions, colors, and relationships between elements.
A story emerges only when a human looks at the image. We recognize movement and situations because we relate them to our own experiences and everyday observations. The same arrangement may remind me of a specific scene, while someone else may see something entirely different.
This is what the entire project is built on. I wanted to show the moment when an algorithmic composition becomes an image that begins to mean something. The algorithm creates the arrangement, but only a human gives it meaning and a reason to exist.
05 — Artist Notes
A Trace of My Selection Process
Every LEGS artwork has its own Artist Note: a brief note describing my first association with the composition. It might be an everyday situation, a dance movement, a film scene, a relationship between people, a humorous moment, or something completely absurd.
These notes matter to me because they show why I selected that particular variation from among the many compositions. They record what I saw in the arrangement and what made it hold my attention. They are not intended, however, to impose a single correct interpretation on the viewer.
Everyone may see something different in these images. My notes represent only one point of view and are a trace of my selection process. I wanted to preserve Artist Note as a Trait of the collection because it connects the algorithmic component with a personal, human association.
06 — Collection Explorer
170 Artworks.
170 Stories.
For me, LEGS is not simply a collection of abstract compositions. It is a collection of 170 brief stories that may have happened a moment ago or may unfold a moment from now. Each artwork reveals only a fragment; everything else remains beyond the image.
I wanted to leave room for viewers to complete the story themselves: who these people are, where they are, what they are doing, and why they have come together in this particular frame. Here, simple geometric forms are the beginning of a story, not its complete description.
LEGS #0137
Grid
Balanced
Legs
2
Colors
2
Artist NoteReaching for the top shelf
LEGS #0177
Grid
Balanced
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NoteWaiting for the fitting room
LEGS #0220
Grid
Rich
Legs
4
Colors
3
Artist NoteTriple threat position
LEGS #0233
Grid
Rich
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NotePeeking around the corner
LEGS #0241
Grid
Clean
Legs
1
Colors
1
Artist NoteBattement tendu
LEGS #0300
Grid
Clean
Legs
1
Colors
1
Artist NoteLa Vie En Rose
LEGS #0382
Grid
Balanced
Legs
6
Colors
3
Artist NoteBreaking the ostracism
LEGS #0418
Grid
Rich
Legs
7
Colors
3
Artist NoteOlder and younger siblings
LEGS #0550
Grid
Balanced
Legs
5
Colors
3
Artist NoteWeekend cycling in the city
LEGS #0633
Grid
Rich
Legs
5
Colors
2
Artist NoteCircle dance
LEGS #0662
Grid
Clean
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NoteWait!
LEGS #0727
Grid
Balanced
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NoteTsigel-tsigel, ay-lyu-lyu!
LEGS #0775
Grid
Rich
Legs
4
Colors
3
Artist NoteDirty Dancing
LEGS #0862
Grid
Rich
Legs
6
Colors
3
Artist NoteAirport security check
LEGS #0896
Grid
Balanced
Legs
2
Colors
2
Artist NoteThieves climbing over a fence
LEGS #0910
Grid
Rich
Legs
7
Colors
2
Artist NoteWorkplace bullying
LEGS #0988
Grid
Balanced
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NoteIn the kitchen
LEGS #1045
Grid
Clean
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NoteHanding the baby to dad
LEGS #1120
Grid
Clean
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NoteGround grappling
LEGS #1138
Grid
Balanced
Legs
2
Colors
2
Artist NoteAt Victoria’s Secret
LEGS #1165
Grid
Clean
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NoteTango
LEGS #1238
Grid
Balanced
Legs
6
Colors
3
Artist NoteSex and the City
LEGS #1252
Grid
Balanced
Legs
2
Colors
2
Artist NoteNight on the pier
LEGS #1408
Grid
Rich
Legs
4
Colors
2
Artist NoteScene of the incident
LEGS #1482
Grid
Balanced
Legs
4
Colors
3
Artist NoteDistracted boyfriend meme
LEGS #1513
Grid
Balanced
Legs
2
Colors
2
Artist NoteRomeo and Juliet
LEGS #1531
Grid
Balanced
Legs
2
Colors
2
Artist NoteGone with the Wind
LEGS #1781
Grid
Clean
Legs
1
Colors
1
Artist NoteAngel
LEGS #1801
Grid
Rich
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NoteAquaphobia
LEGS #1905
Grid
Balanced
Legs
2
Colors
2
Artist NoteChoosing jewelry
LEGS #1913
Grid
Rich
Legs
6
Colors
2
Artist NoteBridesmaids
LEGS #1999
Grid
Rich
Legs
5
Colors
3
Artist NotePressed against the wall
LEGS #2083
Grid
Balanced
Legs
2
Colors
1
Artist NoteEach went their separate way
LEGS #2186
Grid
Rich
Legs
5
Colors
2
Artist NoteScapegoating
LEGS #2196
Grid
Balanced
Legs
2
Colors
2
Artist NoteSabotage
LEGS #2275
Grid
Balanced
Legs
2
Colors
1
Artist NoteLaziness
LEGS #2383
Grid
Clean
Legs
7
Colors
3
Artist NoteDance of the Little Swans
LEGS #2397
Grid
Balanced
Legs
2
Colors
1
Artist NoteChocolate factory
LEGS #2493
Grid
Clean
Legs
4
Colors
2
Artist NoteLovably shy
LEGS #2562
Grid
Balanced
Legs
2
Colors
2
Artist NoteTrain station
LEGS #2648
Grid
Balanced
Legs
4
Colors
2
Artist NotePool party
LEGS #2654
Grid
Clean
Legs
5
Colors
2
Artist NoteLying down, blowing bubbles
LEGS #2655
Grid
Clean
Legs
1
Colors
1
Artist NoteFirst time on heels
LEGS #2660
Grid
Balanced
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NoteMagician’s girl assistant
LEGS #2679
Grid
Clean
Legs
1
Colors
1
Artist NoteGolf driving range
LEGS #2685
Grid
Clean
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NoteTripping someone
LEGS #2723
Grid
Rich
Legs
6
Colors
3
Artist NoteStepping onto the stage
LEGS #2818
Grid
Rich
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NoteJoyful hopping
LEGS #2841
Grid
Clean
Legs
2
Colors
1
Artist NoteErotic
LEGS #2870
Grid
Rich
Legs
4
Colors
2
Artist NoteSkyscraper window cleaners
LEGS #2890
Grid
Balanced
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NoteIn a beach shower stall
LEGS #2902
Grid
Balanced
Legs
2
Colors
1
Artist NoteClimbing
LEGS #2935
Grid
Clean
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NoteWoman getting out of a car
LEGS #2982
Grid
Balanced
Legs
6
Colors
3
Artist NoteSlow-motion intro
LEGS #2984
Grid
Rich
Legs
6
Colors
3
Artist NoteLunch in the office kitchen
LEGS #3007
Grid
Balanced
Legs
2
Colors
2
Artist NoteWormhole
LEGS #3119
Grid
Clean
Legs
1
Colors
1
Artist NoteSchrödinger’s cat
LEGS #3130
Grid
Balanced
Legs
4
Colors
2
Artist NoteA rock band concert
LEGS #3138
Grid
Balanced
Legs
2
Colors
1
Artist NoteGetting out of the shower
LEGS #3162
Grid
Clean
Legs
1
Colors
1
Artist NoteA confident walk
LEGS #3183
Grid
Clean
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NoteBoo!
LEGS #3396
Grid
Rich
Legs
4
Colors
3
Artist NoteA gentlemanly gesture at a restaurant
LEGS #3432
Grid
Rich
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NoteCrossing the finish line
LEGS #3475
Grid
Balanced
Legs
4
Colors
3
Artist NoteUnhappy people
LEGS #3513
Grid
Balanced
Legs
2
Colors
1
Artist NoteWiping one’s shoes
LEGS #3687
Grid
Balanced
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NoteKicking out the mistress
LEGS #3704
Grid
Balanced
Legs
6
Colors
3
Artist NoteWaiting for her date
LEGS #3756
Grid
Rich
Legs
6
Colors
3
Artist NoteCheerleading pyramid
LEGS #3766
Grid
Balanced
Legs
3
Colors
3
Artist NoteRunway
LEGS #3868
Grid
Clean
Legs
1
Colors
1
Artist NoteDipping toes in the water
LEGS #3909
Grid
Rich
Legs
7
Colors
3
Artist NoteBarbershop haircut reveal
LEGS #3979
Grid
Rich
Legs
6
Colors
3
Artist NoteHalftime tactical huddle
LEGS #4014
Grid
Clean
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NoteAshiatsu massage
LEGS #4064
Grid
Balanced
Legs
2
Colors
2
Artist NoteLooking under the bed
LEGS #4092
Grid
Clean
Legs
1
Colors
1
Artist NoteInto the morning light
LEGS #4098
Grid
Rich
Legs
6
Colors
3
Artist NoteUnable to look away
LEGS #4126
Grid
Clean
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NoteIce cream queue
LEGS #4214
Grid
Rich
Legs
6
Colors
3
Artist NoteOn an exercise bike
LEGS #4286
Grid
Balanced
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NoteQuarrel
LEGS #4353
Grid
Clean
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NoteA blow below
LEGS #4393
Grid
Balanced
Legs
2
Colors
2
Artist NotePlaying tennis
LEGS #4410
Grid
Rich
Legs
7
Colors
3
Artist NoteA misbehaving child at the shopping mall
LEGS #4439
Grid
Balanced
Legs
2
Colors
2
Artist NoteConference room meeting
LEGS #4448
Grid
Rich
Legs
5
Colors
3
Artist NoteAerobics class
LEGS #4679
Grid
Clean
Legs
1
Colors
1
Artist NoteOld man
LEGS #4818
Grid
Clean
Legs
4
Colors
2
Artist NoteLearning to walk together
LEGS #4975
Grid
Clean
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NoteCatch me if you can!
LEGS #4994
Grid
Rich
Legs
5
Colors
3
Artist NoteFirst encounter with Maurizio’s Banana
LEGS #5011
Grid
Clean
Legs
2
Colors
2
Artist NoteEscalator
LEGS #5049
Grid
Clean
Legs
1
Colors
1
Artist NotePregnancy
LEGS #5138
Grid
Clean
Legs
2
Colors
1
Artist NoteRoulette player
LEGS #5210
Grid
Rich
Legs
5
Colors
3
Artist NoteTunnel ball relay
LEGS #5396
Grid
Balanced
Legs
2
Colors
2
Artist NoteDinner party
LEGS #5502
Grid
Rich
Legs
5
Colors
3
Artist NoteAt the dentist’s
LEGS #5540
Grid
Rich
Legs
4
Colors
2
Artist NoteAt the cash desk
LEGS #5577
Grid
Clean
Legs
2
Colors
1
Artist NoteGazing at the moon on the beach
LEGS #5584
Grid
Rich
Legs
4
Colors
3
Artist NoteWorkplace romance
LEGS #5605
Grid
Clean
Legs
6
Colors
3
Artist NoteTap dance performance
LEGS #5734
Grid
Clean
Legs
2
Colors
1
Artist NoteA pretty woman at the bar
LEGS #5783
Grid
Rich
Legs
6
Colors
2
Artist NoteSunset on the promenade
LEGS #5849
Grid
Rich
Legs
4
Colors
2
Artist NoteSwinging on a swing
LEGS #5881
Grid
Balanced
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NoteSushi bar
LEGS #5887
Grid
Rich
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NoteOn the bus
LEGS #5890
Grid
Clean
Legs
3
Colors
3
Artist NoteHouse painters
LEGS #5932
Grid
Balanced
Legs
2
Colors
2
Artist NoteBabysitter
LEGS #6059
Grid
Rich
Legs
6
Colors
2
Artist NoteGirls, let’s go. We’re not welcome here.
LEGS #6093
Grid
Rich
Legs
7
Colors
3
Artist NoteBlack Friday
LEGS #6183
Grid
Rich
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NoteIntimacy
LEGS #6202
Grid
Balanced
Legs
2
Colors
1
Artist NoteFootball throw-in
LEGS #6322
Grid
Balanced
Legs
2
Colors
2
Artist NoteLove in the afternoon
LEGS #6359
Grid
Clean
Legs
2
Colors
2
Artist NoteInterrogation
LEGS #6374
Grid
Clean
Legs
2
Colors
1
Artist NoteJuggler
LEGS #6376
Grid
Balanced
Legs
3
Colors
1
Artist NoteUrsa Minor and Ursa Major on a bicycle
LEGS #6452
Grid
Balanced
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NoteDog agility training
LEGS #6494
Grid
Clean
Legs
3
Colors
1
Artist NoteSipping margaritas
LEGS #6626
Grid
Clean
Legs
4
Colors
2
Artist NotePlayground
LEGS #6628
Grid
Balanced
Legs
5
Colors
3
Artist NoteIce-skating rink
LEGS #6653
Grid
Balanced
Legs
3
Colors
1
Artist NoteAirport moving walkway
LEGS #6701
Grid
Balanced
Legs
4
Colors
3
Artist NoteRescuing drowning people
LEGS #6733
Grid
Balanced
Legs
4
Colors
2
Artist NoteLearning to ride a bike
LEGS #6793
Grid
Balanced
Legs
3
Colors
3
Artist NoteEntering the screening room
LEGS #7023
Grid
Rich
Legs
4
Colors
2
Artist NoteMission: Impossible Part 6529
LEGS #7081
Grid
Clean
Legs
3
Colors
1
Artist NoteInfluencer divas
LEGS #7088
Grid
Rich
Legs
5
Colors
2
Artist NoteMiranda Priestly entering the office
LEGS #7091
Grid
Rich
Legs
5
Colors
1
Artist NoteEavesdropping on women gossiping in the restroom
LEGS #7269
Grid
Balanced
Legs
1
Colors
1
Artist NoteSunset from a rooftop infinity pool
LEGS #7284
Grid
Clean
Legs
1
Colors
1
Artist NoteFirst step out of the room
LEGS #7304
Grid
Clean
Legs
4
Colors
2
Artist NoteThe final stretch
LEGS #7310
Grid
Balanced
Legs
1
Colors
1
Artist NoteStepping out of an evening bath
LEGS #7411
Grid
Clean
Legs
1
Colors
1
Artist NoteThe last one to leave work
LEGS #7424
Grid
Balanced
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NoteTo bring back the joy of living
LEGS #7460
Grid
Balanced
Legs
2
Colors
2
Artist NoteReplacing a ceiling light bulb
LEGS #7464
Grid
Rich
Legs
6
Colors
3
Artist NoteQueue jumper
LEGS #7574
Grid
Balanced
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NoteBungee jumping
LEGS #7599
Grid
Balanced
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NoteIgnoring her fall
LEGS #7670
Grid
Rich
Legs
5
Colors
2
Artist NoteBowling
LEGS #7692
Grid
Balanced
Legs
2
Colors
2
Artist NoteStepping into the train carriage
LEGS #7696
Grid
Rich
Legs
5
Colors
3
Artist NoteIn a public restroom
LEGS #7728
Grid
Balanced
Legs
2
Colors
2
Artist NoteAnjaneyasana
LEGS #7797
Grid
Balanced
Legs
2
Colors
2
Artist NoteElevator romance
LEGS #7897
Grid
Balanced
Legs
2
Colors
2
Artist NoteJumping over a gap
LEGS #8048
Grid
Rich
Legs
3
Colors
3
Artist NoteBalloon dart game
LEGS #8124
Grid
Clean
Legs
2
Colors
1
Artist NoteWhy do we fall? So we can learn to pick ourselves up
LEGS #8183
Grid
Clean
Legs
4
Colors
2
Artist NoteA rushed morning after
LEGS #8311
Grid
Rich
Legs
5
Colors
2
Artist NoteBouquet toss
LEGS #8363
Grid
Balanced
Legs
2
Colors
2
Artist NoteComing out of one’s shell
LEGS #8443
Grid
Balanced
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NoteCaught by love
LEGS #8635
Grid
Clean
Legs
1
Colors
1
Artist NoteCurled up by the wall
LEGS #8909
Grid
Balanced
Legs
2
Colors
1
Artist NoteMotorcyclist
LEGS #8956
Grid
Balanced
Legs
1
Colors
1
Artist NoteVacuuming the floor
LEGS #8957
Grid
Clean
Legs
1
Colors
1
Artist NotePole vault
LEGS #9090
Grid
Balanced
Legs
4
Colors
2
Artist NoteHold the door
LEGS #9125
Grid
Balanced
Legs
3
Colors
3
Artist NoteMoving out
LEGS #9186
Grid
Balanced
Legs
3
Colors
3
Artist NoteCourtesy across generations
LEGS #9303
Grid
Rich
Legs
5
Colors
1
Artist NotePress interview
LEGS #9311
Grid
Balanced
Legs
5
Colors
3
Artist NoteJealousy
LEGS #9377
Grid
Rich
Legs
5
Colors
3
Artist NoteCancan
LEGS #9436
Grid
Clean
Legs
5
Colors
3
Artist NoteRoaring ’20s
LEGS #9523
Grid
Clean
Legs
1
Colors
1
Artist NoteRiding a unicycle
LEGS #9567
Grid
Balanced
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NoteVolleyball spike
LEGS #9583
Grid
Rich
Legs
5
Colors
3
Artist NoteStopping the conflict
LEGS #9589
Grid
Clean
Legs
5
Colors
3
Artist NoteProm night
LEGS #9675
Grid
Balanced
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NoteCurtain call
LEGS #9679
Grid
Clean
Legs
1
Colors
1
Artist NoteMary Poppins
LEGS #9690
Grid
Balanced
Legs
2
Colors
2
Artist NoteMatador
LEGS #9692
Grid
Rich
Legs
7
Colors
3
Artist NoteInstagrammable café
LEGS #9799
Grid
Clean
Legs
6
Colors
3
Artist NoteGangnam style
LEGS #9814
Grid
Clean
Legs
1
Colors
1
Artist NoteThe burden of responsibility
LEGS #9838
Grid
Rich
Legs
5
Colors
2
Artist NoteA head chef and the staff
LEGS #9957
Grid
Balanced
Legs
3
Colors
2
Artist NoteBilliards
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Two Minting Phases
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Date
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LEGS is a collection of 170 unique 1/1 artworks created with my custom procedural algorithm. The collection combines geometric fields, color palettes, textures, patterns, geometric accents, and simplified leg forms.
What does “Algorithmic Neo-Geo Assemblage” mean?
“Algorithmic” refers to the custom procedural algorithm used to generate the compositions. “Neo-Geo” reflects their geometric structure, while “Assemblage” describes the combination of geometric fields, color palettes, textures, patterns, accents, and simplified leg forms.
How was the LEGS collection created?
The process began with Breathe, Little Bird, a series of digital collages I had created some time earlier. It then developed through AI experiments and further simplification in ComfyUI.
The next stage was building my custom procedural algorithm, generating many different compositions, deliberately selecting 170 works, recording my personal associations as Artist Notes, and turning each selected composition into a unique 1/1 artwork.
Was LEGS created with AI?
AI was used during the experimental stages in ComfyUI to explore different ways of transforming and simplifying the human figure.
The final compositions were generated with my custom procedural algorithm, based on the rules and parameters I defined.
How does the custom procedural algorithm work?
I built a custom procedural algorithm that divides a square canvas into geometric fields with three levels of complexity and combines color palettes, textures, patterns, geometric accents, and simplified leg forms.
Each composition begins with a new seed that controls the arrangement and parameters of most elements. This allows the algorithm to generate different compositions within the rules I defined.
Were all generated compositions included in the collection?
No. The algorithm generated many different compositions based on the rules and parameters I defined.
From all the generated compositions, I deliberately selected 170 works that held my attention and suggested a possible story.
Is every LEGS artwork unique?
Yes. Each selected composition became a unique 1/1 artwork with its own combination of geometric fields, colors, patterns, simplified leg forms, Traits, and an individual Artist Note.
What are the Traits in the LEGS collection?
Each artwork is described by four Traits:
Grid: defines the structure and complexity of the composition: Clean, Balanced, or Rich.
Legs: indicates the number of abstract legs in the selected composition.
Leg Body Colors: indicates the number of distinct colors used in the leg forms.
Artist Note: records my personal association with the selected composition.
What is an Artist Note?
An Artist Note is a brief personal note describing the first association a selected composition triggered for me. It may relate to a movement, situation, relationship between figures, everyday observation, film-like scene, or something humorous or absurd.
The Artist Note records a trace of my selection process. It does not define the only correct interpretation of the artwork.
Can I explore the collection before minting?
Yes. The Collection Explorer presents all 170 artworks together with their Traits and Artist Notes.
You can search by artwork number or Artist Note and filter the collection by Grid, Legs, and Leg Body Colors.
What does “blind mint with immediate reveal” mean?
The specific artwork is assigned at the moment of minting, so you cannot select a particular composition in advance.
Each artwork is minted as a blind mint and revealed immediately after minting.
When does the Presale begin?
The Presale begins on September 7, 2026, at 3:00 PM CEST / 9:00 AM EDT / 6:00 AM PDT / 10:00 PM JST on TransientLabs.
It is available exclusively to Allowlist participants for 24 hours. The Presale price is 0.0062 ETH, with a limit of 2 artworks per wallet.
To request a place on the Allowlist, contact me by DM through my official X profile or through the contact email provided on the website.
When does the Public Mint begin?
The Public Mint begins on September 8, 2026, at 3:00 PM CEST / 9:00 AM EDT / 6:00 AM PDT / 10:00 PM JST, immediately after the Presale ends on TransientLabs.
It is open to everyone and will remain available until the final artwork is minted. The Public Mint price is 0.0092 ETH, with a limit of 170 artworks per wallet.
Each artwork is minted as a blind mint and revealed immediately after minting.