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By Judasaca, curated by Jenifer Pepen The Genesis
Surrealism Born in the early 20th century, Surrealism is an art movement that sought to tap into the subconscious mind...
Montreal is more than an art collection, it’s an onchain document of memory, identity, and place by Gamma Partner...
Meet Sepim For Sepim, art has never been just a career—it’s been a journey of transformation. A full-time physical...
Meet ikiddo Meet, ikiddo, who has carved a distinctive space in the world of generative art, blending algorithmic...
Augmented reality (AR) overlays digital content onto the real world, typically through smartphones or AR-enabled...
As part of a Focus on Photography, we asked some talented photographers for a quick snapshot with some hot takes. Meet...
Meet Superno Superno, born and raised in a sleepy village in Portugal, describes himself as a simple soul. As a child,...
Meet SMLDMS SMLDMS’s artistic journey is deeply rooted in the world of techno music and the free party movement. In...
Meet Milla Milla Si has always been a creative spirit, deeply drawn to the visual arts since childhood. Her journey...
Visualising Time In his digital artwork Polylith, artist OTO challenges our perception of time, visualizing it not as a...
Although his artist name and pseudonym does not sound it, Akira Ishi hails from France. Born in the early 1990s,...
AI is revolutionizing digital art, utilising AI as a tool, artists craft innovative, thought-provoking works that blend...
An Act of Discovery For Artifishal, fishing is a dialogue with the unknown—not about the catch, but the process of...
Meet Costo UK-based artist Costo Bravo has always been drawn to the intersection of analog and digital art. Having...
Meet Checksy For Checksy, art has always been more than just a creative outlet—it’s a language, a way to process loss...