Julian Brangold Analyzes Frenetik Void’s Latest Works — By Julian Brangold A hope for salvation is interrupted by a feeling that everything is melting: the walls, the beings, the pixels; the digital matter from which everything is made also melts. Melts into an organized mess that fortuitously leaves behind a most harmonious composition. …

Julian Brangold Sits Down with the Argentine Artist — By Julian Brangold The following is a transcript and translation of an audio conversation between artist Frenetik Void and artist Julian Brangold recorded over Discord on the 24th of April, 2022. This is part 2 of a 3 part series. You can read part 1 here. JB: What is your…

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Comparing the Artist’s Use of Water to Dali’s Deserts — By Maxwell Cohen Sometime in 1927, on what is quite possibly a weekday, Salvador Dali wakes with a realization. Perhaps it had been building quietly within him for weeks, months even, stemming from a persistent dissatisfaction or an inability to express himself. On this day in 1927, Dali wakes, considers…

Julian Brangold Sits Down with the Argentine Artist — By Julian Brangold Alter ego, escape, virtual entity, artist, symbol, critic, mystery. Frenetik Void is so many different things it is hard to place them in one category. With almost 200 artworks tokenized on the blockchain, their production is an ever-evolving behemoth that invites us to look into the depths…

At its inception, the Museum of Crypto Art was focused on preservation and recognition. We wanted to ensure that the crypto art world as it existed before December of 2020 — its creators, collectors, works, and touchstones — were recorded forever. …

by Ludovica Rosi The space is in a critical period. Art continues its natural evolution. Ideas change, and thinkers and artists express them. “All things are born of necessity and are of value in their age.” The system which directs society and the living conditions of each individual is transformed. …

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It’s Up to Us to Make Sure it isn’t a Nightmare by Maxwell Cohen 1. A Brief History of How Things Are By the time you read this, everything will have changed. From yesterday, from last week, certainly from the month before. …