AKORA
Some of you may have noticed that over the past few years I've slowly drifted away from who I used to be: a gamer, chronically online.
I joined X (then Twitter) in 2014 to hang out with fellow gamers. 12 years is a long time, and there's been a lot of growth, personally and professionally.
Pleb was a fun, playful name and it served me well, but it no longer feels like me. Making art has always been something I loved on the side. Now it's where I want to put my time and energy.
Becoming a father of two boys has changed how I see what matters.
So the next era starts now. My focus goes into expressing the emotions and flash floods that run through my skull as I float through space.
As AKORA, a living expression.
akora.art
I just minted "Simpsons The Slimehouse of Horror 2026" by @trapdaddyvoss which is now live on @TransientLabs. Minting now! transient.xyz/mint/stsoh2
AKORA retweeted
who would be minting a 1/1 drop by @hectoroz_ if they got the chance ??? 👁️
it’s art season. death to utility and marketplace farmers.
the only thing that matters is ~ established artists keep creating, fine digital artworks keep dropping, collectors that collect keep collecting!
comment, retweet, tell me why art wins in the end. why would you want to mint one?
16 pieces minted!
Grateful to everyone who support the vision 💀♥️
Free mint still live.
I’ve created a completely new concept for live NFT art, one that explores the phenomenon of radioactivity.
"Backbone" is the first piece, the conceptual foundation. It’s a free mint, and I’d love as many of you as possible to hold one. The decay will begin on 25th oct, 00:00 UTC.
It begins as a blank sheet, framed and given a slight golden embellishment. Underneath, the painting is laid in radioactive emulsions you can’t see yet. From the moment of mint the paint begins to decay and expose the sheet, the way a photographic plate records real radioactivity, and the image comes through slowly over time.
It’s alive. Open it and you’ll see atoms decaying on the sheet in real time, each strike a single event. Tap to come in close.
Every isotope behaves as it does in reality, with its own half-life and its own trace. Polonium fires stars of equal rays, radium stars of uneven ones, carbon leaves soft curled tufts and phosphorus long straight tracks. Some appear within days, some take months, some keep recording for millennia.
So what you see today, or next month, is not what it will be in a year. Its future is sealed to Ethereum blocks that don’t exist yet: nobody can see ahead, not even me. A slider lets you look back through its life, all the way to the mint.
I built all of it from scratch: the physics, the renderer, the studio it was painted in. This piece is me testing a new creative medium.
Free to mint, just platform fee. Mint one, watch it develop, and come back in a month, and in a year. 👇
Free mint.
Canvas is live from 25.10.2026, 00:00 UTC
transient.xyz/mint/emitters-…
I just minted "Backbone" by @AKORAVOX which is now live on @TransientLabs. Minting now! transient.xyz/mint/emitters-…
I’ve created a completely new concept for live NFT art, one that explores the phenomenon of radioactivity.
"Backbone" is the first piece, the conceptual foundation. It’s a free mint, and I’d love as many of you as possible to hold one. The decay will begin on 25th oct, 00:00 UTC.
It begins as a blank sheet, framed and given a slight golden embellishment. Underneath, the painting is laid in radioactive emulsions you can’t see yet. From the moment of mint the paint begins to decay and expose the sheet, the way a photographic plate records real radioactivity, and the image comes through slowly over time.
It’s alive. Open it and you’ll see atoms decaying on the sheet in real time, each strike a single event. Tap to come in close.
Every isotope behaves as it does in reality, with its own half-life and its own trace. Polonium fires stars of equal rays, radium stars of uneven ones, carbon leaves soft curled tufts and phosphorus long straight tracks. Some appear within days, some take months, some keep recording for millennia.
So what you see today, or next month, is not what it will be in a year. Its future is sealed to Ethereum blocks that don’t exist yet: nobody can see ahead, not even me. A slider lets you look back through its life, all the way to the mint.
I built all of it from scratch: the physics, the renderer, the studio it was painted in. This piece is me testing a new creative medium.
Free to mint, just platform fee. Mint one, watch it develop, and come back in a month, and in a year. 👇
Yes. This piece of art has a backbone.
transient.xyz/mint/emitters-…











