Daniel Serna: Arte Tradicional, Nuevas Tecnologías y AI
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About this episode
Daniel Serna, a Monterrey sculptor with more than 20 years of work, explains how he left architecture after a 1999 trip to Europe, learned marble carving with Jorge Elizondo and arrived at his simple-form monkeys. He tells how the monumental monkeys on Calzada San Pedro came about and, with Mexi, presents the collection of 365 monkeys drawn for Instagram, sold as NFTs with a chipped resin sculpture. He closes with his view on AI-generated art.
Chapters
- 00:00:00 Intro: collection and hackathons
- 00:02:24 From architect to sculptor
- 00:07:50 Trip to Europe and first show
- 00:10:55 Learning to carve marble
- 00:13:41 The origin of the monkeys
- 00:18:45 Monumental monkeys on Calzada
- 00:23:53 The Monos collection with Mexi
- 00:33:20 Characters and new projects
- 00:42:36 AI art and creating value
With
@meximalist (host) · @diegobc28 (co-host)
Guests
Topics
Marble sculptureTraditional artNFTs with physical piecesNFC chipsAI-generated art