Oliver Pocsik
Artist
"Psyché" is a very special work of mine and not just because it is my first nft. It came alive in a very challenging time of my life. My thoughts were scattered around heavy topics and I needed to work on this piece to put my mind at ease again. I always found the topic of an afterlife pihlosophically interesting. It is instictive to consider whether this life is the only one there is." —@Oliepoe
Chris Hytha
Photographer & Digital Artist
"The urban fabric of Philadelphia is defined by its rowhome typology. Two to three stories, 15-20 feet wide. Within this format, rowhomes express themselves in a wide variety of ways as showcased in this series. I was particularly interested in exploring forgotten neighborhoods to find homes that have become a collage of time. The non-straight lines of water-damaged cornices and boarded windows tell a story about the neighborhood’s past and present. These homes were found in a variety of neighborhoods through West and North Philadelphia." —@Hythacg
Fernando Magalhaes
Generative Artist
"Experimentation with new substances. The foundation of the upcoming events." —@Mgxs_gnss
XCOPY
Crypto Artist
"Grifters gonna grift!" —@XCOPYART
Reza Nia
Fashion & Fine Art Photographer
"From the series "Sincerity", published in PhotoVogue 2017. Identity, social classes, nostalgia, surviving, and reviving Historical aesthetic elements are the main concepts that I aim to project through the underlying structure of my works. The relations between these subjects are the reason for choosing such nonverbal signs (costumes and make-up)." —@Rezaniaofficial
Dani Leoni
Artist
"Relentless, my first digital painting on Makers Place" —@Daniela___l
Thami Ouafssou
Digital Mixed Media Artist
"Winter withers what spring took so long to bloom." —@Thami_Ouafssou
WΛTΛNUKI
NFT Artist
"We are living in an era which is so weird that 50 years later we will be studied in history classes by our children." —@Med_Watanuki
Alfred Kubrick
3D Artist
"This is a 3D installation about relationships between people. This installation demonstrates the complexity of the relationship in an attempt to maintain communication. Initially, the connection between people is confused. The connections that have arisen between people lose tension. Ultimately, one of the people changes and the connection stops working as before." —@Alfred_Kubrick
