Artist Bios

1980k is an artist whose work moves between digital and physical space. 1980ks work explores the intersection of light, interactivity, human agency, and technological control. Through these themes, he examines how systems shape perception, behavior, and ownership in a connected world.

Aaron Blaisdell is a UCLA Professor of Behavioral Neuroscience where he directs the UCLA Comparative Cognition Lab and the Pigeon Art Studio. As director of the Pigeon Art Studio, he directs both the artistic and scientific aspects of the project along with a flock of graduate students, undergraduates, collaborators, and of course the pigeon artists themselves!

A maker of things with love

Articulate is an Australian photographer and artist working at the intersection of blockchain technology and the physical world. Best known for his NFT projects OUTSIDERS (2022-present) and PebbleLand.art (2026) his work has been exhibited in New York, Japan, Austria and Romania. His "Memes Outside" photobook is held in the National Library of Australia and has been collected across six continents. Articulate is the artist of 6529 Meme Cards #347 and #564. Visit www.articulate.art

Born in the late 1970s, my life has been intricately intertwined with both art and science due to my parents' influence. My mother, passionate about antiquities and art, and my father, a lover of mathematics and astronomy , instilled in me a profound appreciation for these disciplines. My academic training in engineering developed in tandem with my interest in music art, which gave way to my fascination with digital photography in 2002. In 2010, with my first reflex camera in hand, photography became my primary artistic focus. In 2014, I discovered generative art through my brother. However, it wasn't until 2021 that I began to study this discipline in depth, culminating in the publication of my first generative artworks in 2022. My goal as an artist is to explore the intimate relationship between science and art, using generative art as a medium for communication. My work reflects my two great passions and my desire to generate meaningful dialogues at their intersection.

Beam creates art that focuses on exposing human life through highlighting the travails and triumphs we experience through our earthly journey, experiences that reinforces our shared humanity.

multidisciplinary digital artist, photographer, and collector whose work explores the intersection of reality, memory, technology, and digital distortion. Working at the crossroads of photography and experimental digital art, he transforms real-life experiences into fragmented visual narratives that challenge the boundaries between what is captured, remembered, and digitally reconstructed.

Chris Berlin has spent forty years working across many artistic disciplines, including music, painting, sculpture, fabrication and design. His digital work draws on all of it: a musician's sense of rhythm, a painter's eye, and a sculptor's and fabricator's feel for form and structure.

I’m Bharathi, a self-taught digital artist from India. I’ve been creating art since childhood and joined the Web3 art community in 2023. I create digital paintings using Infinite Painter on my phone, building detailed abstract compositions. My work is shaped by my personal ideas, experiences, and the things that interest me. I enjoy turning simple shapes and lines into detailed artworks, giving each piece its own character.

Artist / sometimes dark art, sometimes childish horror!

Brainpasta, a graphic artist and glitch animator from Detroit, Michigan. I grew up skateboarding, watching cartoons, and doing graffiti, all which shaped my style and the way I see the world. My art is electric, emotional, and inspired by internet culture, nostalgia, and the chaos of everyday life. I work across digital art, animation, murals, live painting, and NFTs, constantly experimenting with new ways to express myself. Over the years, I’ve shared my work internationally, from Tokyo to across America and Europe, continuing to push my creativity in new directions.

Brynn Alise is a wildlife & nature photographer and conservation writer whose work explores the quiet beauty and enduring wildness of the American West. Drawing deeply from the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, the Rocky Mountains, and the West's coastlines, her photography moves between documentary realism and a more painterly, ethereal approach, capturing moments that feel both intimate and timeless. With a background in environmental planning and conservation, Brynn Alise pairs imagery with writing to tell the stories of wildlife, wild landscapes, and the ecosystems that sustain them. At the heart of her work is a belief that art can create connection, and that connection can inspire people to care more deeply about protecting the natural world. She has been in the digital art space since May, 2021, and you can find her work on SuperRare, Transient Labs, and OpenSea.

Care is a multidisciplinary artist exploring the intersection of digital drawing, code art, animation, ai, and photography. Their practice is driven by a belief in the many powers of art and its ability to heal, connect, provoke, and transform. Through years of experimentation and exploration, Care has developed a creative process that moves fluidly across mediums, using each one as a way to explore new perspectives and possibilities.Care’s work has been exhibited across multiple countries, including the United States and Mexico, and was also featured at NFT NYC this year in September 2026. These experiences continue to shape their practice, encouraging an ongoing process of learning, exploration, and pushing creative boundaries.

Chazz Gold is a multidisciplinary digital artist, photographer, and creative visionary exploring the intersection of technology, spirituality, and human consciousness. Following a life-altering traumatic brain injury in 2009, Gold transformed adversity into a distinctive artistic language blending AI, glitch aesthetics, sacred geometry, and cybernetic surrealism. His signature style, Techno Divine Cybernetic Art, examines memory, identity, resilience, and transformation through immersive digital experiences, animation, and physical artworks. Working across Web3, augmented reality, and emerging technologies, Gold continues to challenge the boundaries between the physical and digital worlds.

Brazilian Canadian multidisciplinary artist based in Toronto. A searcher, always experimenting with new mediums and ideas, a supporter of the arts, and an advocate for mental health awareness. With a bachelor’s in Fine Arts and a post-graduate degree in Art History, Chris has been creating since 1999. In 2018, a move to northern Ontario isolated her from the art scene. Entering Web3 in 2022 connected her with creators and exhibitions worldwide. She has written for Aguilar ART & NFT Magazine and studies creative writing at the University of Toronto. She believes creativity holds an important place in the “AI era.”

Cindy Corral (known as clubmulticulti) is a multidisciplinary artist from El Paso, Texas, whose process-based work fuses aspects of traditional storytelling with electro aesthetics. She draws inspiration from nightlife and club culture; cathartic themes and concepts based on physical and metaphysical reality. Through an iterative approach that moves between the written word, digital practices, and audiovisual compositions, she creates multimedia works that test the traditional boundaries of her poetry practice. These cross-medium experiments reimagine ancient storytelling rituals as audiovisual creations where their rhythmic forms carry ideas and connection.

Devon is an artist from Washington State, photographing quiet and often overlooked scenes or moments in our every day lives.

Cozmonika is a Serbia-based self-taught visual artist specializing in digital collage. Active since 2020, she has exhibited internationally in contemporary art and Web3 spaces since 2023. Drawing on Slavic folklore, European mythology, mysticism, and human psychology, she explores identity, duality, and transformation. Influenced by her background in linguistics, she approaches visual symbolism as a language of the subconscious, creating dark, atmospheric narratives that blur the boundaries between myth and the human psyche.

Dalos Dov (Mexican, b. 1994) is a visual artist working with artificial intelligence and generative systems to examine what remains constant in human experience as technology accelerates. Born in Veracruz and raised in Guadalajara, Mexico, where he is based, Dov trained as an industrial engineer and worked for years in consulting and operations before turning to art full-time in early 2024. Dov designs projects around open questions rather than answers, often using AI, duration, or participation to probe the gap between what machines can simulate and what can only be lived.

Dario Lanza is a generative artist, PhD Doctor and Professor at the Fine Arts Faculty, Complutense University of Madrid. Finalist of the Lumen Prize in 2013, he is the creator of long-form generative projects such "Frank" (released on Art Blocks), "Catharsis" (released on GM Studio) and "Ariadna" (released on Vivid Gallery). His projects are characterized by their emphasis on the conceptual and theoretical components, as a way of vindicating the place of generative art among the contemporary art discourses. Generative artist since 2012, his artwoks has been exhibited in art galleries in New York, London, Hong Kong, Athens, Cardiff, Los Angeles, Rome, Amsterdan and Miami Art Basel.

Diane Lindo is a self-taught stop motion animation artist based in Ontario, Canada. Her surreal and unconventional storytelling is shaped by a raw inner landscape, rich with figurative symbolism and guided by the unconscious mind. Her work dives into themes of vulnerability, emotional discomfort, catharsis, and connection - highlighting the importance of releasing stagnant energy from the mind and body without judgment, while inviting viewers to look inward.

Donny is interested in exploring systems through which we can view and interpret our surroundings. Currently through long-form explorations of pixel art, a medium in which we spent too little time.

I work with video sources to create non-static digital artworks influenced by painting traditions—abstraction, surrealism, biomorphism, and color field. My digital approach carries a painterly attention to mark, surface, texture, and composition. I want the work to evoke a sense of materiality, pushing the screen toward something that feels physical and analog.

I'm a self-taught digital artist based in Kenya. I began my journey in 2018 through complex Photoshop photo manipulations, I spent years refining my technique before integrating AI tools into their creative process in 2022. In early 2025, I transitioned into abstract art, unlocking a distinctive personal style that now serves as the core of my ongoing practice and exploration.

Aaron (aka Goppie) is a multidisciplinary artist born and raised in the desert Southwest, focused primarily on short form video with a foundation in photography. As a 90's kid, his influence is equal parts hip hop, street art, and cartoons. This has shaped his desire for simple, minimal scenes that mask layers of depth.

Guido Di Salle is a Canadian mixed media artist working across photography, digital art, painting, and collage. Though best known for his photographs, his practice moves fluidly between disciplines, unified by one rule: make iconic imagery of cool people, places and things. Women have been at the center of Di Salle's life and work from the beginning. He grew up in a house full of the 1980s fashion magazines his mother and sisters left laying around, absorbing the glossy excess of that era: supermodels, neon, analog grain. Those pages became his first visual education. A now-famous photo taken by his father circa 1983 shows a young Guido holding a Polaroid camera, an omen of what was to come. Years later, a Minolta gifted by his father would kick start his passion for creating images. In between, he spent over two decades as one of Canada's top hairdressers, a career built entirely around women, working in television, editorial, and fashion, studying beauty up close in every sense. That fluency shows in his instinct for gesture, styling, and the exact moment a subject drops their guard. His art continues that lifelong dialogue. Candid, unguarded, and unapologetically bold, his images are often called provocative, sometimes controversial. He rejects the sanitized language of "the female form"; his subjects are not forms, they are people caught in moments of intimacy, confidence, and provocation. Shot with hard on-camera flash and raw, snapshot immediacy, his photographs read like pages torn from the magazines of his youth, filtered through a modern lens. That same sensibility carries into his collage and painted work, where fashion iconography is cut, layered, and reassembled. The result is an aesthetic that is instantly recognizable. Nostalgic yet fresh, polished yet real. His editorial work has appeared in GQ Italia, Playboy, and independent magazines known for high curatorial standards, including Cake and C-Heads. In 2021, Di Salle brought his work on-chain and became one of the defining figures of digital-native photography, ranking among the top ten highest-grossing photographers in web3 with millions in primary and secondary sales. A self-described provocateur, he has championed hundreds of fellow artists while building one of the most recognized artist brands in the space. A truly iconic image, he says, is remembered for life.

We make generative objects. Design by algorithm, curated by chance, crafted and finished by hand.

Heather N. Stout (b. 1978, United States) is an interdisciplinary artist working across photography, sculpture, printmaking, painting, performance, and digital media. Grounded in art history and documentary observation, her practice explores memory, authorship, ecological precarity, and the interplay between human and machinic perception. Her academic training spans art history, photography, studio arts, curation, and performance. Shaped by mentorship with Dr. Masumi Hayashi and extensive experience in theater and film, Stout’s work moves between observation and material transformation. Her work has been exhibited internationally and is currently featured in Lake Effect: Artists from Cleveland Now, organized by the Cleveland Museum of Art. She is represented by Colonna Contemporary.

Ifure Usen (Ifyarts), a self-taught Nigerian visual artist whose work explores movement, emotion, and storytelling through intricate drawings. Working primarily with graphite, pencil, charcoal, and black pen on paper, he creates hyperrealistic portraits and expressive motion-blur compositions that capture fleeting moments and human experiences. His practice also draws inspiration from iconic football moments, transforming familiar scenes into detailed, evocative works that invite viewers to look beyond the image and connect with the story within it.

Manlo Ngai, also known as InfoRemix, is a Southern California–based digital artist exploring the meeting points of nature, technology, and culture. In projects such as Nebula Cell, Ngai blends microscopic forms with the vastness of galaxies, transforming photobashing imagery into layered, hand-crafted collages. Moving between cosmic abstraction, playful illustration, and cultural remix, the work invites curiosity about the hidden connections between worlds—small and immense, organic and imagined.⁠

Intrepid has been shooting adventure photography for more than twenty-five years. His work spans diverse locations, subjects and photographic media, with a focus on remote landscapes, rarely witnessed phenomena and places beyond familiar viewpoints. Shaped by more than two decades of exploration, it reflects an interest in extraordinary environments and the fleeting conditions that make each photograph distinct. Intrepid’s photography has been featured in publications by National Geographic, Lonely Planet and others. The works are held in more than 500 private collections and have been exhibited in galleries and museums around the world, from Sydney to New York to Milan.

Niamh is a traditional pop artist from Dublin, who turns her original acrylic paintings into AI. With a background in Marketing and UX Design she is a natural born visual storyteller and experimenter. She is also a mental health and ADHD advocate.

Iuri Kothe (Brazilian) is a collage artist and photographer based in São Paulo. Trained as an electrical engineer, he works like a generative artist without code: each piece follows a fixed set of rules, executed manually. Take a single source, cut it, repeat it, layer it, and continue until lines and planes connect into impossible, Escher-like spaces. Stairways are his signature motif, folding into paradoxical ascents that loop back on themselves. The algorithm is recursion; the processor is his hand, working in Photoshop-like iPad apps from photographs, paintings and AI imagery.

landscape photog who uses synesthesia, minimalism, and surrealism to express my life’s journey. Otherworldly, desolate, and surreal scenes with peculiar colors and poetry.

I am a multidisciplinary artist working across digital art and photography. My work explores themes of peace, longing, belonging, hope, and emotional refuge. I create work that invites stillness, reflection, and a sense of connection in an increasingly fast-paced world.

Jumbo has been a multimedia artist creating visual and musical work since the 80’s.

Sierra Renee (known as JuuJuuMama) is a New York artist who blends hand-cut collage, painting, and generative AI to build Afrofuturist, surrealist worlds. What began in childhood as physical art-making grew into custom generative models trained on her own imagery. Gemstones, sculptural adornment, and immersive environments recur throughout her work as symbols of ancestry, transformation, and cultural memory. Her art asks who gets represented in the future and who is too often left out of it.

KAFANI is a visual artist and photographer exploring African identity, culture, femininity, and the complexities of human existence through striking imagery and digital storytelling.

As the name implies King DaCreator, King DC for short, I'm a visual artist, i was born to create, both art and my reality, I believe the greatest form of art is humanity and planet earth, reasons why I use humans and nature as my reference for art

Liapsart is a self taught digital artist who has been creating art since 2021. Her work is driven by life itself, the experiences she moves through, and the emotions she observes in others. Through digital compositing and painting, she builds visual narratives that explore the emotional side of being human.

I am MAB I am a 3D artist with over 10 years of experience in digital art and more than 5 years of experience in NFTs, Web3 and Metaverse

Mark Walhimer (b. 1964) is a new media artist building perceptual environments with real-time systems and generative code; Machine DNA. Series including Surrender Machines, Centered, Invisible Layer, Witness Mirror, and Artificial Flowers. He began in the studios of Judy Pfaff (1985) and Donald Lipski (1987); thirty years of planning interactive museums taught him that the room is the art. Working in p5.js, WebGL, and GLSL, his browser-based works run live and change with every viewing. Author of Museums 101 (Bloomsbury).

i build long-form generative systems. the algorithm is the artwork. each output is a unique run, decided the moment someone collects. code as memoir. the work keeps circling the same questions. what happens between person and machine when the machine does the making. where randomness ends and structure begins. how far a rule can bend before it stops being a rule. by day i lead AI product work, after twenty years in design. day or night, it’s about designing something that behaves on its own, then living with what it does. the art is where i keep the imperfection.

Mizuyōkaii is a Nigerian digital artist and conceptual storyteller whose practice explores emotion, memory, identity, and the unseen. Working with AI-assisted image-making and digital assemblage, they combine generated imagery, editing, layering, and composition to create surreal environments and fluid, smoke-like entities. Their work is often rooted in feelings that are difficult to articulate like longing, belonging, fear, shame, tenderness, grief, and self-acceptance, using imagined forms and visual worlds as a way of giving shape to internal experiences. Their influences come from the fluidity of water and smoke, surrealism, memory, and the strange spaces between what is real, remembered, and imagined.

I am a queer Vietnamese artist based in Ohio, and I am primarily focused on digital painting with occasional ventures into physical media. I struggle with dysgraphia, which often makes tasks by hand rather stressful for myself, but I am constantly learning to lean into these challenges to find new approaches to my creativity. My true love for academic artwork, figuration, and low poly 3D models seen in video games remain the dominant driving forces of my stylistic expressions. My present artistic pursuits aim to investigate my relationships with these such influences.

MUMBOT is a new media contemporary artist, storyteller, toy designer, founder of MUMBOT WORLD & GHOST CLUB. DTA's 10th Annual Breakthrough Artist of the Year, MUMBOT exhibits & speaks on panels globally, keynote speaker at PICTOPLASMA, is host of Ghost Coffee w/MUMBOT podcast and has plush in 40+ U.S. specialty shops including Hot Topic & Box Lunch. The plush toy of original character Aughostus traveled to SPACE on Axiom Space Ax-3 mission for 21 days in 2024. MUMBOT is compelled towards innovating, evolving as an artist, bridging art & technology, the physical and digital as well as community building & advocating for artists. MUMBOT is redefining what it means to be a creator in 2026.

Nat Sarkissian is a San Diego-based generative artist whose work draws inspiration from California landscapes, botanical forms, and light. Using custom software, he uses computational systems to create digital images, animations, and physical artworks, often translating digital compositions into prints, works on paper, and paintings. His work has been exhibited internationally, including presentations with Christie's, Bonhams, Bright Moments, and Verse.

Nikole Kapo is a contemporary artist and graphic designer from Baku, a graduate of the Azerbaijan State Academy of Arts, and a member of the Union of Artists of Azerbaijan. In her work, she masterfully combines traditional painting (oil, acrylic, palette knife) with digital art. Her works are distinguished by her original fluid art techniques, textured impasto, and the use of fluorescent paints, which allow her paintings to reveal a new visual layer under ultraviolet light.

Canadian collage artist. The internet is my junk drawer. Proud husband and father

Peng1 is a multidisciplinary artist and creative technologist based in rural Ohio, with over 25 years of experience working at the intersection of art, design, and technology. His practice spans traditional media, sculpture, digital art, artificial intelligence, and blockchain, exploring the evolving relationship between humanity and the technologies we create. Through physical and digital works, he examines identity, permanence, cultural preservation, and the influence of technology on human experience. His work challenges conventional boundaries between artistic mediums while questioning how art is created, experienced, valued, and ultimately remembered.

Noise. Emotion. Rebellion

r4v3n (pronounced "raven," b. 1988, American) is an artist whose practice engages the lineage of abstract expressionism and color field painting through code, print, and photography. His work has been released through Art Blocks (Moments and Pieces of Me, both part of the AB500), SuperRare, Bright Moments (Color Streams), and Plottables (Shields). He also hosts Studio Visit, a long-form conversation series with the artists, collectors, and builders shaping generative art.

RalenArc is an interdisciplinary artist based in the United States and has been creating art for over 19 years. She began her artistic journey with traditional art and has made mural art, clay art, and various types of paintings. Her artistic style is characterized by the use of vibrant colors, detailed patterns, and a variety of textures. She has released code-based generative work on Sotheby’s, Gamma, Singular.art, Feral File, Artblocks, Bright Moments, Foundation, Opensea, and more. Her artworks have been exhibited at NFT Paris 2025, Bitcoin 2025/2024, events during Art Basel Miami, and at galleries in Singapore, Amsterdam, Venice, Berlin, New York, London, and more.

Rebecca Rose is an artist based in Florida (US) working with digitally collaged animations on the backbone of dynamic storytelling. Her award-winning works combine monochromatic characters with vivid technicolor environments, expanding into immersive spatial cautionary tales. She received her BFA cum laude, from Northern Arizona University and was an Artist-in-Residence at Ox-Bow/SAIC, The Joan Mitchell Center, AOTM, objktLabs, and the Selkie Rio Art Residency. Her work has received grants co-sponsored by the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation, Joan Mitchell Foundation, Andy Warhol Foundation, Andrew Mellon Foundation, Willem De Kooning Foundation, and Bloomberg Philanthropic. Rebecca’s digital work can be found on SuperRare, AOTM Gallery, bespoke drops through Christie’s and CoinDesk, and the permanent collection of the Museum of Art + Light/MoAL. Rebecca’s work has shown internationally, including the Rijksmuseum, Palais de Tokyo, The Whitney Museum c/o Occupy Art Fair, Miami Art Week, The Kennedy Space Center, and the Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, Hamburg. She has produced work for The National Gallery of Art, The Norman Rockwell Museum, Rijksmuseum, and The Diego Rivera Museum, has won competitions with Sotheby’s Institute of Art and The Tony Awards, and her spatially collaged animations have earned multiple international film festival laurels and awards. Her work has also been featured in Mensa Magazine, PBS, music videos by Yo-Yo Ma, and in the documentary “The Rise and Fall of NFTs” by Heni Talks and Atomized Films. Rebecca is managed and represented by AOTM Gallery.

Born and raised in Nottingham, England I was fortunate enough to visit many unique places around the world through my work. Finally settling in California - I have made Orange County my home. I seek out textures, patterns and all things abstract that have been placed (or hidden) on this planet. Utilizing aerial photography to provide that unique view!

Roc Sol (Adrian Gonzalez) is a Miami-based multidisciplinary artist known for his vibrant graffiti-inspired artwork, bold colors, and original characters. Blending street art, digital illustration, and contemporary pop culture, his work explores creativity, individuality, and self-expression. As the founder of Project Roadmap, Roc Sol has collaborated with major brands and creative communities, bringing his artistic vision to murals, live experiences, and digital spaces. His work bridges physical and digital art, encouraging audiences to embrace imagination and think beyond traditional boundaries.

Samanta is a digital artist from Indonesia whose work explores nature, memory, place, and the emotional language of blue. Influenced by Japanese woodblock prints, engraving, and traditional printmaking, she creates digitally constructed landscapes with detailed textures and a quiet, contemplative atmosphere. Her practice often begins with real places and expands them through research, imagination, generative tools, and extensive digital refinement, creating landscapes that sit somewhere between memory and somewhere we wish to be.

A 2D/3D artist exploring the intersection of fashion, character design, and digital art. Blending distinctive silhouettes, bold aesthetics, and experimental visual storytelling to create characters.

Misanthropologist

Sherone Rabinovitz is a creative technologist and multidisciplinary artist working across code, music, and film for over four decades. His coding practice began in high school creating both generative art and video games on an Apple II+, later evolving into web development and early net art. He next moved into authoring interactive CD-ROMs, DVDs, and kiosks, then spent 8 years as an indie iPhone App developer and consultant, with frequent gigs in Silicon Valley and a practice spanning Europe and the US. He entered the blockchain space in 2017, collected 24 CryptoPunks and hasn't looked back since.

Swickie is a Los Angeles–based multidisciplinary artist exploring the intersections of beauty, identity, materiality, and impermanence through photography, painting, and mixed media.

Tana Marie is an artist based in Brooklyn, NY who creates psychological thrilling work, hand drawing or painting her pieces physically and digitally. From cross hatching line works to surrealistic oil paintings, Tana likes to highlight the corners ourselves we tend to pretend don’t exist. A quote she repeats heavily from a poem she wrote over a decade ago “see the beauty within the flames”, can relate to her works even to this day.

Tara in Abstract is a Barbados-born, US-based artist whose work turns the chaos of the world into moments of wonder, stillness, and play. A family physician by training, she turned a challenge from her husband (“learn to use a camera before you buy a third one”) into an obsession with photography, and then an unexpected creative voice. Against the order and control of medicine, she built a spontaneous, curiosity-led practice rooted in minimalism, restrained color, and the quiet beauty of everyday scenes. Her photography has earned 1st place in the 2022 Minimalist Photography Awards, work with National Geographic, and features in PetaPixel and WhiteWall Magazine. In 2026 she exhibited at The Canal Street Show in New York and in the DIGITALISM section of British Art Fair at Saatchi Gallery, London. Photography remains the foundation, but the curiosity keeps moving. WINDOWS took her into AI-generative work drawn from her own photographs. A Year in Abstract, a year-long on-chain art subscription, opens the practice further to new mediums and whatever comes next.

Текст I graduated with honors from the Architectural Institute in 2013. For five years, I worked on Moscow Metro design projects, with stations built based on my designs. I also worked as a 3D visualizer and contributed to museum exhibitions. Self-taught in 3D graphics, sculpting, materials, and concept art, I entered the NFT space in May 2022, creating collections across ETH, XTZ, SOL, and BTC, and participating in numerous open calls and exhibitions. Inspired by Impressionism, the Pre-Raphaelites, mythology, folklore, and feminism, I create dramatic, emotionally intense art exploring anatomy, color, light, resilience, defiance, and self-reflection.

Vanessa Z.V. “Vanezuva” is an interdisciplinary artist and cultural researcher working across visual media, sound, and participatory systems. Her practice engages questions of power, extraction, technology, and lived experience, with particular attention to the Global South and diasporic contexts. Drawing on over fifteen years of experience in community-centered cultural programming within museums, schools, and public institutions, she approaches art as a systems-based practice that considers access, authorship, and cultural value alongside form and content. Her work has been presented internationally through exhibitions, screenings, and research programs bridging art, technology, and social inquiry.

Vulcan Studio, is a AI collaborative artist working across digital art, mixed media and surrealism. His practice explores identity, memory, emotion and human connection through surreal imagery, fragmented figures, symbolic flowers and layered compositions. Working with AI alongside Photoshop and Procreate, he combines machine-generated possibilities with his own artistic direction, editing and collage to create images that sit between the familiar and the imagined. His work invites viewers to reflect on their experiences, relationships and the quiet emotions that shape how we see ourselves and others.

Vyvvan Basil (Ozorgwu Vivian Chinemerem) is a Nigerian digital artist whose vibrant illustrations explore themes of identity, self-love, and body diversity. Rooted in storytelling and cultural awareness, her work celebrates the feminine silhouette while addressing conditions like scoliosis and vitiligo. A biotechnology graduate, she merges scientific curiosity with visual storytelling, creating art that resonates across communities. Exhibiting internationally from Miami to New York, Vyvvan uses her practice as a platform for dialogue, healing, and empowerment, redefining how contemporary art illuminates women’s struggles and beauty.

GENX LA CHICANO ARTIST CREATING PIXELART ON CHAIN

My creative journey began with skateboarding and photography over 20 years ago. More recently, I became fascinated with algorithmic art after discovering Art Blocks in 2021. In 2025, I created a blockchain art-focused podcast called Long Form Conversations. My artistic approach tends to incorporate the use of algorithms to create digital and physical works, which includes intersections with photography and relief-printing techniques. I am thrilled to be back in the West Texas desert and presenting a diverse selection of works this year. I look forward to speaking with you about my art while in Marfa, Texas!

A multidisciplinary alchemist of canvas and code, she weaves devotion to the eternal feminine into every stroke and pixel. Blockchain is her quiet rebellion.

Bio I am Zahra Jafari, a photographer and multidisciplinary visual artist working across self-portraiture, digital collage, mixed media, glitch, AI, and animation. My artistic practice is rooted in photography, which remains the foundation of how I see and tell stories. Through my work, I explore identity, femininity, vulnerability, transformation, and the many versions of ourselves that exist between reality and dreams. By combining personal imagery with symbolism, surrealism, and references to classical art, I create intimate, dreamlike worlds that reflect my inner landscape. I am particularly drawn to reimagining familiar visual narratives through a contemporary, personal lens, bridging the past and the present to explore emotions and express what words cannot fully capture.

Zaxieee is a multidisciplinary digital artist, AI artist, musician, and stitcher whose work bridges the worlds of digital art, pixel aesthetics, and wool-inspired creativity. Known for a distinctive, playful visual language, Zaxieee transforms familiar digital forms into imaginative wooly creations that blend texture, character, and contemporary internet culture. With work featured in multiple magazines and recognition from Snowfro, who has mentioned Zaxieee in several interviews, the artist continues to establish a unique presence within the evolving Web3 art community. Driven by experimentation and a passion for creative expression, Zaxieee explores the intersection of art, technology, and digital culture, building a recognizable artistic universe where handmade-inspired aesthetics meet the limitless possibilities of digital creation.