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Seven
RedruM
RedruM
RedruM develops emotionally charged AI imagery through selection and manual editing. The practice moves between surreal scenes and symbolic structures, including the seven sins that organise the BrainDrops release Seven.
[1][2][3]Finding a visual language
In a November 2022 AI Art Weekly interview, RedruM describes beginning AI image-making at the end of June that year. The artist reports no formal art education, but recalls growing up around a father’s collection and visits to exhibitions in Italy. The distinction is important: attendance at exhibitions is part of the artist’s account of looking and learning, not an exhibition credit. The interview names painters and conceptual artists as reference points for developing a recognisable visual language. [1]
Selection and manual revision
The same interview describes a workflow moving from Midjourney into Procreate, Photoshop and upscaling tools. It also stresses restraint in selecting images for release. The resulting practice involves decisions after generation: choosing, revising and deciding which images warrant publication. These are documented methods from late 2022, not proof that Seven used precisely the same tool versions or sequence. [1]
Seven as an organising structure
Released on 27 February 2024, Seven uses the seven sins as a framework for images that explore human impulses. The artist’s release site advertised 500 unique works at a 0.1 ETH mint price, with separate premint and public times. These are historical advertised terms, not a current valuation or a reconstruction of proceeds. BD5D reads the framework as a way to connect individual scenes without reducing them to one repeated motif: each work can be approached through a shared symbolic vocabulary while retaining its own emotional atmosphere. [2][3]
BrainDrops releases
31Collectors and attribution
Each series dossier links to the sampled wallets that hold it. A wallet holding the collective project All AI Art Looks The Same is not automatically counted as holding work by every participant. Token-level artist attributes are needed to make that more specific claim.
Artist names here are public release credits. Aliases and collaborations are resolved only where the credited record supports the relationship.
Sources
- AI Art Weekly — RedruM interview
Career or process evidence; release-specific claims are cited separately.
- Seven — official release record
Official credit, description, launch date and reported supply; not an independent mint audit.
- RedruM — Seven release presentation
Career or process evidence; release-specific claims are cited separately.
- BD5D collector ownership evidence
balanceOf, tokenOfOwnerByIndex and ownerOf at one block for 52 selected wallets.
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