“Web 3.0 Aesthetics: In the Future Post-Hype of the NFTs” at Annka Kultys Gallery
“Web 3. Aesthetics: In the Long term Submit-Hoopla of the NFTs” (a Trilogy Curated by Annka Kultys for LaCollecionio) will explore NFT aesthetics via the lens of social, mental, and technological upheaval that took spot in the change on the 21st century. The exhibition will involve 27 NFTs presented in a few themes “Metamorphosis of the System,” “Digital Florascapes,” and “Digital Abstraction,” every segment that includes 9 NFTs.
“Web 3. Aesthetics: In the Future Submit-Hype of the NFTs,” the NFT Trilogy will be offered as an immersive exhibition at ANNKA KULTYS PHYGITAL (one-of-a-kind virtual truth gallery for exhibiting, contextualising, and collecting NFTs) and the NFTs will be offered on LaCollectionio (the French NFT decentralised market place spot).
“Metamorphosis of the Body” explores how artists symbolize the body and increase its definition through the use of technology in the NFT room. “Metamorphosis of the Body” features work by LaTurbo Avedon, Jeremy Bailey, Danielle Braithwaite-Shirley, Stine Deja, Baron Lanteigne, Olga Mikh Fedorova, Signe Pierce, Marjane Moghaddam, and Ziyang Wu.
“Digital Florascapes” surveys artists Kate Bickmore and Sian Lover, Claudia Hart, Lauren Moffatt, Signe Pierce, Anna Ridler, Ada Sokól, and Addie Wagenknecht with Aiala Hernando who use new systems, pcs, and NFTs to characterize, depict and re-invent character now.
“Digital Abstraction” traces how artists produce abstraction with new instruments. Abstract art mainly seems unrelated to the entire world of appearances, nonetheless with the appropriate application, an picture on a screen can be morphed from figurative to abstract with the push of a essential. Tools such as autonomous systems create “generative art” and a variety of softwares use pixels as paint to build new colour fields. Artists include Chris Dorland, Hurt van den Dorpel, Andreas Gysin, Rachel de Joode, Yves Peitzner and Jelena Gregov, Aaron Scheer, Alida Sun, and Jennifer West.
This very first NFT Trilogy surveys canonical themes within just art history—the human body, character, and abstraction—and how artists translate them to the NFT space.
at Annka Kultys Gallery
until December 31, 2022
