Stu Stu Studio — Art by Michael B. Stuart

PHOTOGRAPHY✳GENERATIVE SYSTEMS✳INTERACTIVE WORLDS✳DIGITAL OWNERSHIP

MICHAEL B. STUART / SELECTED PHOTOGRAPHS

The same world.
A different way of seeing.

Photographs & provenance
Waterfalls, layered rock, and a stone bridge framed by a green gorge
Through the studio lens / Explore fine art prints

THE EYE BEHIND THE EXPERIMENTS

First, notice.
Then, imagine.

Light, rhythm, texture, and composition connect the photographs to the digital work. Different materials. The same attention.

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DIGITAL ART / OWNERSHIP / PROVENANCE

Art onchain.
A world of its own.

NFT collections, artist collaborations, and the record behind the work—across Ethereum, Base, and Shape.

450+holder wallets · documented minimum
9.04+ Ξtracked sales & trading volume
2021onchain since June 5
3 chainsEthereum · Base · Shape

Documented minimums, not complete lifetime totals · October 26, 2026.

Sources & counting

The wallet floor uses the largest verified studio collection (452 holders in Pivot 2 MEMES), rounded down with room for the creator wallet. Counts across projects and chains are not added because the same wallet can appear more than once. Wallets are not necessarily unique people or paying buyers.

Tracked volume combines 4.053079 ETH across the indexed studio collections with 4.9901 ETH from the two documented Foundation photography sales, rounded down to 9.04 ETH. For each collection, the larger verified primary-sales or marketplace-volume figure is used to avoid overlapping platform totals. Memescapes chain editions are counted separately within that project. This is gross sales and trading activity, not artist earnings. Unverified sales, non-ETH sales, and collection-wide 6529/Opepen totals are excluded. Hiding a card does not erase its contribution to this career snapshot.

The studio’s onchain start is dated to June 5, 2021, with the mint of Its Roar Awoke the Sun, matching the artist’s recollection of their first onchain work.

THE THREAD THROUGH IT ALL

Curiosity is
the constant.

Across photography, code, and digital collections, the question stays the same: what happens if we look a little differently?

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