04.05.26

ARTIFICIAL NATURE OR URBANISM

posted by Barbara Schneider

The NFT Collection ARTificial Nature or Urbanism is a series of photographs that question the impact of humans on urban areas, literally and figuratively. The images creatively document the state of our planet, modern lifestyles, the beauty of nature, explore misplaced objects, and emphasize the necessity for action. This is a long-term project, and you are invited to explore the series at any time and to enrich your art collection. Link:https://objkt.com/collections/KT1FJR534bbMeUkzbi1ubq9S3DY5ykMcfsJd

04.05.26

ARTIST VERCMAGNUS - ESTUARDO CHAVEZ

posted by Vercmagnus Estuardo Chavez

Vercmagnus Estuardo Chavez, world-renowned as "The Leather Collage Master," is a groundbreaking, established American artist of Spanish and Latin heritage who has redefined contemporary art through his innovative use of leather in collage. As the visionary founder behind contemporary leather collage, Vercmagnus's work bridges the gap between traditional artistry and modern creativity, offering a unique perspective on abstract art forms that started in the year 1999. Vercmagnus worth ranges from $1000 up to more than $ 90,000, depending on the country he is exhibiting. Vercmagnus's official professional artistic journey began in the late 90s as a collage leather artist and watercolorist, evolving into a multifaceted creator who experiments with a diverse range of media. His passion for exploration has led him to integrate inks, acrylics, and watercolor into his art, creating a fusion of textures and colors that push the boundaries of conventional art. A seasoned traveler and entrepreneur, Vercmagnus draws inspiration from his global adventures. His encounters with nature and technology have profoundly influenced his creative process, resulting in a distinctive style that merges mid-century modern, contemporary, brutalism, minimalism, and geometric elements into his leather collages. Vercmagnus Estuardo Chavez is recognized for his extensive travels to various countries, where he conducts exhibitions and expands his reach to collectors around the globe. He thoughtfully adjusts his pricing to align with the economic conditions of each country he visits, ensuring accessibility for a diverse audience.

03.05.26

PHOTOGRAPHY MEETS MATHEMATIC: "GEOMETRICAL"

posted by Monika Blanka Katterwe

Geometrical This work emerged from an investigation into the universal geometric foundations that shape our reality. It explores the striking similarities between geometric structures on the molecular and mineral levels — those invisible ordering principles that underlie both living and non-living matter. Starting from a specially created photograph in which light is used as a painterly medium, the piece merges with mathematical modulations. Fractal formulas, custom-adapted shapes, and their transformations and fusions give rise to a hybrid form: at once crystalline and organic, growing and dissolving. Within a luminous geometric framework, a golden, fragmented structure unfolds — delicate yet monumental. It appears to exist in a state of permanent transformation, suspended between order and dissolution, between molecular precision and cosmic expanse. „Geometrical“ visualizes the poetry of mathematics. It demonstrates how photography and algorithmic creation together generate a new, independent visual language — a contemporary fusion in which light, code, and matter combine to make complex universal connections visible and experiential.

28.04.26

ATLANTIC DRIFT

posted by Camilo

Atlantic Drift (Floating Tree) Oil on Canvas The Narrative Inspired by the artist’s years living along the rugged North Devon coastline, Floating Tree is a poignant exploration of displacement, resilience, and the persistence of memory. The tree itself bears the physical scars of the Atlantic—its boughs permanently bent and sculpted by the relentless coastal winds that define the North Devon landscape. Symbolism and personal History By severing the land from the horizon, the artist transforms a familiar coastal memory into a surreal "island of the mind." The exposed roots suggest a life that remains nourished by its origins, even when the physical ground beneath it has been removed. It captures the essence of living on the edge of the Atlantic, where the elements are both a creative and a destructive force. This work serves as a portrait of "belonging" that transcends geography. It is a reminder that we carry our home, our personal weather, and our roots with us, drifting through the vast, blue unknown of life's many transitions. It stands as a testament to the endurance of the spirit against the prevailing winds of change.

27.04.26

WHEN COLORS FORGET THEIR NAMES

posted by Patrick Joosten

In When Colors Forget Their Names, Patrick Joosten surrenders the canvas to pure chromatic instinct a world where blue no longer submits to its definition, where red bleeds freely into the unknown. True to his self-taught philosophy of unbridled creativity, Joosten builds the surface through sweeping vertical gestures and richly layered acrylics, as if the painting itself is caught mid-transformation, refusing to settle into any recognizable form.