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DELTASAUCE

AI art, cinematic landscapes · Ethereum · x.com/deltasauce

“My goal has always been to have my art hung over fireplaces, and appreciated.”

— DeltaSauce, artist bio, deltasauceart.com/bio

A collection of artwork exploring the concept of windows being portals, presenting glimpses into various realities. As observers, we often find ourselves incapable of altering circumstances or participating in them. Inspired by my love of film, and how it can make us feel as if we are part of another world, another place in time. Whether it be close to our reality or far from it. The window acts as a boundary, confining us to the role of mere spectators, whether our reaction is one of dread or fascination.

— DeltaSauce, Views collection description, deltasauceart.com/bdviews
Views, works
500
Views, sold out
<2 min
On-chain since
2021
Collections
4+
Views by DeltaSauce (slug: views-by-deltasauce): 500 1/1 pieces, minted November 30 2023 via BrainDrops, sold out in under 2 minutes, per deltasauceart.com/bdviews. The artist's bio notes 'over 124 ETH in trade volume in under 24 hours' for the Views collection. Market stats (floor, volume, owners) for views-by-deltasauce and feed-by-deltasauce were not retrievable from the OpenSea stats endpoint at time of build (18 August 2026, endpoint returned null for all metrics). Supply of 500 and contract 0xdfde78d2baec499fe18f2be74b6c287eed9511d7 from OpenSea collection endpoint, HTTP 200, 18 August 2026.
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The work · 2021 – present

Four major collections. Five hundred windows. Sold in under two minutes.

Windows as portals

Views by DeltaSauce

A collection of artwork exploring the concept of windows being portals, presenting glimpses into various realities. As observers, we often find ourselves incapable of altering circumstances or participating in them. Inspired by my love of film, and how it can make us feel as if we are part of another world, another place in time.

DeltaSauce, Views collection description, deltasauceart.com/bdviews
500 1/1 worksSold out <2 min124+ ETH in first 24hMinted Nov 30, 2023
OpenSea
Early on-chain work

Artifical Pathways

Multi-collection Ethereum practice going back to September 2021. Artificial Pathways (2022), FEED (2025), and a series of early 1/1s across Ethereum and Polygon from late 2021.

deltasauceart.com/collections, verified 18 August 2026
OpenSea

A Dallas artist born 1994 who started making AI art in 2021. Views sold out in under two minutes in November 2023. His work has been exhibited in Milan, Paris, Rome, London, New York and Los Angeles — he calls it AI art, collectors call it a painting.

In their words

On collectors, on film, on fireplaces

For me, when it comes to art, inspiring others to pursue what they love and enjoy is something I take pride in. Just knowing that my collectors resonate deeply with the artwork I make, and it has a profound effect on their emotions makes me feel like I've done my job as an artist right.

DeltaSauce, artist bio, deltasauceart.com/bio

A collection of artwork exploring the concept of windows being portals, presenting glimpses into various realities. As observers, we often find ourselves incapable of altering circumstances or participating in them. Inspired by my love of film, and how it can make us feel as if we are part of another world, another place in time. Whether it be close to our reality or far from it. The window acts as a boundary, confining us to the role of mere spectators, whether our reaction is one of dread or fascination.

DeltaSauce, Views collection description, deltasauceart.com/bdviews

My goal has always been to have my art hung over fireplaces, and appreciated.

DeltaSauce, artist bio, deltasauceart.com/bio

One artist on this page. 46 collections in the median wallet we look at.

Every figure above comes from Alfred’s own dataset — sales, volume and owners read off the chain, floors from the marketplaces. On a wallet he goes one step further, to the number that gets buried under a decade of transfers: what you actually paid.

In the wallets we look at, nearly half of what people hold has no purchase price to look up. It arrived as a mint, a swap or a transfer.

Alfred follows each one back through the chain.

Both figures come from one reading: 16 wallets, 3,548 items, Sep 2026.

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