Art/ist Round-up #15
Shining a spotlight on digital art and artists I am loving this week.
Welcome back to Art/ist Round-up.
After taking another break I’m really excited to be back sharing my weekly top 5 art/ist discoveries.
Here they are in no particular order:
‘Dreamstate’ by @nev_in_color & @rosenhainarte
Kicking things off this week with a collaboration from Nevin Johnson and Philipp Rosenhain. It’s great seeing how two artists can collaborate and use different mediums to create a singular piece. This work showcases the best aspects of each artist, and I love how it works dynamically. I can’t wait to see this on a high-quality display.
🔗 Ethereum
💻 SuperRare
↳ View here
Dreamstate (2023) ‘cherry stem’ by @stopstare
I love the rawness of this piece. The turquoise paper being paired with contrasting, energetic marks. It feels like a piece created at high speed. It always stops me in my tracks and demands my attention.
↳ DM artist here
cherry stem (2023) ‘Cone Gradient Study’ by @zachlieberman
I’ve been excited about this release for a long-time. I love what Zach Lieberman & Verse have been doing together, and this collection feels like one of the stand-outs in 2023. A great showcase for what digital art can be.
🔗 Ethereum
💻 Verse
↳ View here
Cone Gradient Study (2023) Photography by Reece Straw ‘Ghost 20’ by @crowgmi
This series from Crow has been a stand-out for me this year. This 24-piece collection sees the artist utilising AI to create images, that are then filtered through a number of techniques to create beautiful, and haunting works.
🔗 Ethereum
💻 Foundation
↳ View here
Ghost 20 (2023) ‘Brain Damage’ by @stephanvasement
This new collection from Stephan is fantastic. When looking at this piece, and others in the collection, I’m reminded of the book ‘Crash’ by J. G. Ballard, there’s a visceral energy here that grabs me and refuses to let go. An artist to follow and keep a close eye on.
🔗 Ethereum
💻 Foundation
↳ View here
Brain Damage (2023)
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