“3 Hearts Card is a digital kinetic sculpture driven by multiple independent connections. All the parts are launching in motion on a single platform to bring us the hypnotizing effect and unparalleled visual delight.”

“Ethereum blockchain on repeat, forever.”

“The animation focuses on a central abstract “heart” which has six energy cores inside it. Energy that is emitted from the main element is decentralized, flowing away from the hub as six beating hearts orbit the central heart. I used hexagons as a basis to build out the surfaces. Stylistically, I explored the interplay of light and reflective materials. A lot of secondary movement is provided by the energetic light sources which dance over the metallic surfaces creating a digital network of colour.”

“This piece of jewelry is made of seven diamonds set against a unique flesh flower gland.”

“The focal point of this artwork is the growth of creative, independent output caused by decentralization that ensures the protection of artists rights: obtaining and keeping control of their work and verifying authenticity and provenance. Thus inducing a change in the (digital) art world.”

“A group of cyber-hackers, using their implanted interface systems, are linked into the decentralized Metaverse network, roaming its endless depths, in search of valuable data that could help them achieve the upper hand among their foes in the two-century-long cyber war.”

“This illustration represents the greatest value transfer there is, the one between the Sun and the Moon. With the Queen representing the everlasting transaction of giving and receiving.”

“Queen In The City is a creative process that tends to question the place of man in the modern urban landscape and the virtual landscape. It is a surreal and graphic transcription of the urban and virtual space in which a face, a body is partially and realistically integrated, his gaze disappears to make way for yours, what you are in your environment. Skio creates a discussion between Man, his presence and his anonymity in the public space.”