Generative creations are digital artworks created using generative algorithms. The term “generative” refers to a process that is self-sustaining and self-replicating, in this case creating unique digital artwork. Generative art has been around since the emergence of computers, but it has become increasingly popular in recent years with the rise of blockchain technology.
Generative art works like a game where you provide some parameters such as colors and shapes, and then let an algorithm create something new from those parameters. It is often used to produce pictures or music, but can also be applied to other forms of media such as text or video. As each piece is unique and generated by the same set of rules, it creates interesting patterns or effects that would not be possible without generativity.
Blockchain technology makes use of smart contracts for these kinds of transactions which allow users to buy and sell pieces securely without having any knowledge about technical details behind them. Ethereum is one example platform on which artists can create their own tokens representing their own work through ERC 721 protocol. This tokenized form allows collectors to purchase part ownership over a certain piece while still allowing the artist full creative control over its sale price and terms within limits set by code running on Ethereum network itself (e.g., how many copies will exist).
In conclusion, generative creation uses algorithmic processes combined with blockchain technology to generate unique digital artwork that cannot be replicated elsewhere – offering both artists and collectors alike unprecedented opportunities for creativity as well as financial gain!
