Ugo Dossi (born 1943) studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich and at the Accademia di Brera in Milan. He lives and works in Munich, Murnau and in his studio in the Italian Dolomites. His art is centred on unconscious creativity, on sensual and extra sensual perceptions. Ugo Dossi works with archetypical and collective imaginations, with automatic drawing, subliminal projections and psychic phenomena. His installations have been shown twice at Documenta (D 6 and D 8), at the Biennales of Venezia (1986 and 2011), of Paris (1975), of Buenos Aires (1999) as well as in numerous personal exhibitions in international museums. From his early experiments into holograms, where he utilised the wave length of light in oder to create three-dimensional images this step into the purely digital - with his inaugural NFT drop, is only a consequential follow up on decades of artistic expression.

Segni di luce

Monad 07

Monad 06

Portraits (Nicola Tesla)

TR Ericsson (b. 1972, US) was born in Cleveland, Ohio and lives and works in Brooklyn, NY and Painesville, OH. In the years following his mother’s suicide in 2003, Ericsson amassed an archive that would lay the groundwork for his ongoing series Crackle & Drag, a searingly poignant and deeply personal visual narrative of love, intimacy and loss within one family from America’s post-Industrial midwest. Working in a variety of mediums Ericsson’s deadpan photo-conceptualism has a graphic sensibility that often combines conventional printing technologies with surprising material and process twists that both reflect the DIY punk spirit of his youth, as well as his training as a painter, printmaker and draughtsman. Ericsson's paintings, sculptures and printed works are in the collections of the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Dallas Museum of Art, the Cleveland Museum of Art, the Indianapolis Museum of Art, The Akron Museum of Art and many other prestigious public and private collections. His books and zines can be found in numerous library collections including the Yale University Arts Library, the Museum of Modern Art Library, and the Smithsonian Institution Libraries. In 2022, his work Bride was selected as a finalist in the Outwin: American Portraiture Today and will be on display at the Smithsonian Museum of American Art for the next four years.

Stella Meris (*1990) is a painter and multimedia artist from Basel, Switzerland. They studied Fine Arts at the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design in Jerusalem and graduated 2019 in the painting class of Prof. Valérie Favre at the University of Arts Berlin. Stellas work is represented by the Berlin based gallery Anahita Contemporary and exhibited internationally. In 2020 they won the advancement award of the Maurer-Billeter Foundation in Switzerland and formed the collective somebody*ies. The group is performing and realising happenings in Germany, France and Switzerland.  In that context Stellas paintings  become sceneries for live-acts and transgress disciplinary boundaries.

Robby Cyron (*1970) became interested in artistic photography in the early 90s. He is best known for his work in people and art photography, which often references art history and sometimes conveys social messages. His photographic style has been described as „romantic and sensual”. Called the „Light painter” of photography, Cyron has worked for international publications and has had his work exhibited in different galleries and institutions. For his inaugural NFT project he will make never before seen works from his series “Gallus” available and also share his series “Das Glück Begreifen” (pun in German: to touch but also understand happiness).

Das Glück begreifen

Gallus Pinsl Edition

Gallus Nr. 8

The twin brothers Christoph and Wolfgang Lauenstein (*1962) are animation artists, specialized in handmade stop motion animation. The Lauenstein brothers live and work in Hamburg. They studied animation film at HBK Kassel (professor Paul Driessen) and at HBK Hamburg Hamburg (Professor Franz Winzentsen). Their animated short film „Balance“ won an Academy Award (Oscar) and many international prizes. For Tarsem Singhs movie „The Fall“ they created an animated stop motion sequence. Their newest stop motion film „People in Motion“ won a special prize at the Festival d`Animation in Annecy. The Lauenstein brothers are also working as screenwriters and directors for CGI feature films. Their movies „Luis and the Aliens“ and „Marnies World“ ran worldwide in the theaters. Their inaugural NFT Project is based on their award winning film “Balance” beloved by a global fanbase.

Faces (No. 1 - 24)

flickering pictures pt.1

ciao ciao 

Faces (No. 25-50)

faces No. 38

faces No. 29

faces No. 23

Harlan Levey Projects (HLP) was co-founded by Wing Lam Kwok and Harlan Levey in Brussels, Belgium in 2013. Initially a project space for social dialogue and cross-disciplinary conversation, HLP turned its core focus to collaboration and support of ambitious and innovative artistic practice. The gallery works closely with a small group of artists, tending for narrative-driven, conceptual and often research-based work, which explores various social, scientific and technological phenomena. In 2021, the gallery opened a second location (HLP 1080) with over 250 sq m of exhibition space as well as artist studios and storage facilities. This new space hosts a maximum of 4 exhibitions a year, taking a slow approach and offering more time for reflection. In addition to its exhibitions at both of its Brussels' venues, HLP is committed to knowledge creation and transfer, producing a public program, which includes educational activities, such as residencies, lectures and workshops.

Bride

Annique Delphine is a multidisciplinary artist based in Berlin, Germany. Her practice includes photography, video, painting and performance. She uses her artistic expression as a way to overcome her own trauma and believes art is a way to promote personal and collective healing. Delphines work focuses on the censorship of the body, feminine symbolism, sexuality, our relationship with nature and our obsession with social media and self image. Her work has been exhibited in Berlin, New York, London and Los Angeles and elsewhere. Her Film “Objectify me” has been part of the official selection of multiple film festivals globally and is now the basis of her first NFT project. She has held workshops on overcoming body issues and the censorship of the female body in Los Angeles and Berlin. Her Film "PLETHORA“ won Best Experimental Film at both the Toronto Arthouse Filmfestival (2016) and the Verona International Film Festival (2016). She has held workshops on overcoming body issues and the censorship of the female body in Los Angeles and Berlin.

Objectify me

Mother

Daughter

Chocolate can be an offensive word

The themes of the gallery Anahita are the ancient art of the Near East and the East Asian cultural area. With Anahita, the second-generation gallerist Anahita Sadighi continues the 34-year tradition of the Berlin gallery Neiriz - Non European Art, founded by her father, the art collector and painter Hamid Sadighi Neiriz, and the art historian Karin Hawkes, and at the same time sets its own thematic focus with its focus on Asia. With the founding of the gallery Anahita Contemporary in 2017, Anahita Sadighi expands her business field with contemporary art - a unique combination of ancient and contemporary art in Berlin, curated by a young Berliner with Iranian roots. The gallery presents international informal painting and photography as well as a new generation of artists from Germany and Asia. The focus is on intercultural dialogue with a view to outstanding artists of different generations.

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