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Pastel Folded Basin SCO #4764

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NFT Pastel Folded Basin SCO #4764 from SortingColors Origin

Description

A lattice-like packed color mass from Pastel Prism, charted by UMAP manifold geometry in RYB space. It is warped through moire interference bands. It organizes into composite groups, stretched along a raised ridge, with fibrous striations; its colors hold in separated chromatic regions. The surface is etched in descending arrowheads, with sizes driven by full three-dimensional embedding distance, lit along the outer edges, surrounded by a topographic glow.
SortingColors Origin — Hashinals Collection

10,000 artworks. One finite collection.

SortingColors Origin (SCO) is the original finite collection of the SortingColors ecosystem.

The collection contains exactly 10,000 artworks, beginning with SCO #1 and ending with SCO #10,000.

Each artwork is created through the SortingColors system, where color, mathematics and motion come together to form a unique composition. No two pieces in the collection are the same.

Some artworks are simple and balanced. Others are dense, complex, colorful or unusual. Different visual characteristics appear throughout the collection, creating a system of traits and rarity.

Each SCO therefore has its own combination of characteristics. Some traits appear frequently, while others are much less common, allowing collectors to explore the collection not only by the artwork itself, but also by its rarity and individual traits.

But the most important part remains simple:

Find the artwork you like.

It may be the colors, the structure, the movement, the symmetry, or simply something in the image that catches your attention.

Each artwork also has its own SC1 Sorting Code, which preserves the recipe used to create the composition and connects the image to the deterministic SortingColors system.

SortingColors Origin is the first finite body of work within the ecosystem.

Other SortingColors collections explore different ways of creating and discovering art, but Origin will always remain limited to these 10,000 pieces.

From SCO #1 to SCO #10,000.
The first chapter of SortingColors.

Explore SortingColors

Website: https://sortingcolors.art
Studio: https://studio.sortingcolors.art
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sortingcolors
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sortingcolors.art

Explore the collection. Discover the traits. Find your Origin.

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Floor200 HBARSnapshot age unavailable
Rarity rank#3,350of 5,000
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Trait guide

Percentages show how much of the collection shares a trait. Lower means rarer.

HBAR pills show the lowest listed price for each trait, which can include this NFT. The detailed table shows exact prices.

  • Legendary: ≤1%
  • Mythic: >1–3%
  • Epic: >3–8%
  • Rare: >8–15%
  • Uncommon: >15–30%
  • Common: >30%

Description

A lattice-like packed color mass from Pastel Prism, charted by UMAP manifold geometry in RYB space. It is warped through moire interference bands. It organizes into composite groups, stretched along a raised ridge, with fibrous striations; its colors hold in separated chromatic regions. The surface is etched in descending arrowheads, with sizes driven by full three-dimensional embedding distance, lit along the outer edges, surrounded by a topographic glow.
SortingColors Origin — Hashinals Collection

10,000 artworks. One finite collection.

SortingColors Origin (SCO) is the original finite collection of the SortingColors ecosystem.

The collection contains exactly 10,000 artworks, beginning with SCO #1 and ending with SCO #10,000.

Each artwork is created through the SortingColors system, where color, mathematics and motion come together to form a unique composition. No two pieces in the collection are the same.

Some artworks are simple and balanced. Others are dense, complex, colorful or unusual. Different visual characteristics appear throughout the collection, creating a system of traits and rarity.

Each SCO therefore has its own combination of characteristics. Some traits appear frequently, while others are much less common, allowing collectors to explore the collection not only by the artwork itself, but also by its rarity and individual traits.

But the most important part remains simple:

Find the artwork you like.

It may be the colors, the structure, the movement, the symmetry, or simply something in the image that catches your attention.

Each artwork also has its own SC1 Sorting Code, which preserves the recipe used to create the composition and connects the image to the deterministic SortingColors system.

SortingColors Origin is the first finite body of work within the ecosystem.

Other SortingColors collections explore different ways of creating and discovering art, but Origin will always remain limited to these 10,000 pieces.

From SCO #1 to SCO #10,000.
The first chapter of SortingColors.

Explore SortingColors

Website: https://sortingcolors.art
Studio: https://studio.sortingcolors.art
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sortingcolors
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sortingcolors.art

Explore the collection. Discover the traits. Find your Origin.