Difficulty in Staying Focused in the Face of a Barrage of Lies (2022)Artist: Kevin Abosch4800x3600 RGB PNG

Edition 1|1 - This one-of-a-kind NFT represents one of the 400 characters in The Last Judgment fresco, the central piece of The Underground Sistine Chapel.

The Underground Sistine Chapel is a modern version of Michelangelo's masterpiece, painted by Pascal Boyart during the 2020 lockdowns. The work was produced over a period of 5 months in a former gold foundry close to Paris.

To help you see the whole picture, here you can see the mural with a detailed map of the 400 characters and their own numbers from (001 to 400): https://en.pboy-art.com/the-underground-sistine-chapel-nfts


inspired by Arthur Rimbaud's poem "The sleeper in the valley"

3543px x 4102px

‘Levitation’, from ‘Metamorphosis. Black’ series by Maria Pleshkova.

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Ink drops into the water. Transparency becomes black. Black absorbs light and heat. Black hides everything.

My Microcosm is changing in parallel with a dramatically changing Macrocosm. I need to adapt to reality, but instead, I’m trying to escape. Making art is a form of escapism. Through photography, I create my own universe. I transform my anxiety, fears, obsessions, and shame into pictures.

The older I get, the faster time seems to go. The fear of death is the fear of the unknown. It’s impossible to imagine non-existence.

I make self-portraits because I am so often alone, and because I am the person I know best. Creation is the opposite of death, and each self-portrait is the answer to the question ‘Am I still alive?’

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Self-portrait. Digital photograph, manipulated. 5000x5000px. 2016. Edition 1/1.

All tools need to be fixed from time to time.

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Image created in collaboration with AI

Jerome Herr (2022)

The Horizon Collection features 200 artworks, meticulously curated by HODLERS. It includes 20 unique 1/1 pieces by Katie Morris, Olga Fradina, Stephan Vasement, Javier Tomeo, Ganchitecture, Ira Greenberg, and Tristan Rettich. Additionally, limited 1/20 editions by qubibi and agoria.

‘Prophetic Dreams’, from ‘Metamorphosis. Black’ series by Maria Pleshkova.

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Ink drops into the water. Transparency becomes black. Black absorbs light and heat. Black hides everything.

My Microcosm is changing in parallel with a dramatically changing Macrocosm. I need to adapt to reality, but instead, I’m trying to escape. Making art is a form of escapism. Through photography, I create my own universe. I transform my anxiety, fears, obsessions, and shame into pictures.

The older I get, the faster time seems to go. The fear of death is the fear of the unknown. It’s impossible to imagine non-existence.

I make self-portraits because I am so often alone, and because I am the person I know best. Creation is the opposite of death, and each self-portrait is the answer to the question ‘Am I still alive?’

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Self-portrait. Digital photograph, manipulated. 5000x5000px. 2016. Edition 1/1.


‘Venus’, from ‘Metamorphosis. Black’ series by Maria Pleshkova.

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Ink drops into the water. Transparency becomes black. Black absorbs light and heat. Black hides everything.

My Microcosm is changing in parallel with a dramatically changing Macrocosm. I need to adapt to reality, but instead, I’m trying to escape. Making art is a form of escapism. Through photography, I create my own universe. I transform my anxiety, fears, obsessions, and shame into pictures.

The older I get, the faster time seems to go. The fear of death is the fear of the unknown. It’s impossible to imagine non-existence.

I make self-portraits because I am so often alone, and because I am the person I know best. Creation is the opposite of death, and each self-portrait is the answer to the question ‘Am I still alive?’

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Self-portrait. Digital photograph, manipulated. 5000x5000px. 2016. Edition 1/1.

‘Self-portrait #7’, from ‘Metamorphosis. Black’ series by Maria Pleshkova.

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Ink drops into the water. Transparency becomes black. Black absorbs light and heat. Black hides everything.

My Microcosm is changing in parallel with a dramatically changing Macrocosm. I need to adapt to reality, but instead, I’m trying to escape. Making art is a form of escapism. Through photography, I create my own universe. I transform my anxiety, fears, obsessions, and shame into pictures.

The older I get, the faster time seems to go. The fear of death is the fear of the unknown. It’s impossible to imagine non-existence.

I make self-portraits because I am so often alone, and because I am the person I know best. Creation is the opposite of death, and each self-portrait is the answer to the question ‘Am I still alive?’

//

Self-portrait. Digital photograph, manipulated. 5000x5000px. 2016. Edition 1/1.

This image symbolizes my support for the Ukrainian people and my support for anyone who believes that peace is preferable to war. 100% of proceeds from this piece are being donated to humanitarian efforts in the Ukraine. This NFT is Verisart Certified: https://verisart.com/edition/1aba8291-262d-41d4-b3ad-be18d51549b3

The Censored Venus is an NFT collection that explores the theme of nudity censorship in art. This collection was created based on the original artwork painted in oil on canvas (130 x 80 cm) by Pascal Boyart in October 2022.

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