timenotspace

United States of America

timenotspace is the co‑founder and Chief of Creative Operations at the global creative organization Who R We Collective (WRWC). Drawing on a background in art history and computer science, produces high fidelity, handcrafted, immersive multi-sensory work intended for the world’s largest & most advanced displays. time’s future-forward work is intimately interwoven with humanity’s journey of expression across the ages - engulfing fans and viewers in a uniquely-vivid, dynamic perspective of our shared experience. The cosmic forces underlying the natural world serve as guides to time’s simulation-based 3D work, culminating in a synesthetic fusion of texture, light, color, and dancing shadows — glimpses of a broader overarching purpose that begins to reveal itself when seen at scale across time’s multimedia projects, fashion design lines, and art collections. This is all connected.

Over the past years, time has launched several signature design and art lines with WRWC, including collections such as silver syzygy, spectral visions, and biosynth gala, as well as immersive XR music visuals. These projects feature seamless integrations of audio-visual simulation, fashion design, and limited-edition collectibles, distributed via WRWC’s platforms and minted on Ethereum. Through these cross-disciplinary works, time reveals an overarching purpose: exploring scale, perception, and our shared experience through texture, light, color, and animated shadow.


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omega flora ii: verdant shimmer [ peace flow ] – vertical

collection: time [ 0 ] biosynth gala

“in emerald midnight daze”

technique

3d

format

portrait

duration

03:30

year

2023

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