Lots of cool things going on over in my world as always. The Superchief show I feel was a major success considering insanely high gas prices. All the artists I curated sold some of their Open Editions and got to see their work exhibited. Some 1/1 are still unsold from the show - CHECK THEM OUT HERE
Computer Love on display in Rome <3
When RCS first reached out to me to be included in an exhibition of Pixel Artists, I was confused and honored. I never considered myself a pixel artist - really I don’t consider myself many of the labels give to me - but through the course of the interviews and creating the work I understood more how rooted I am in pixel art.
This week the show will be launching with 3 new pixel glitch works being showcased and available for sale along with written interviews to be released in tandem. May 17th is the launch date ~ with a Twitter Spaces scheduled for us artists to discuss our work more.
I will be doing a solo interview on Nifty Kit spaces which I’m so stoked about with the topic being Glitch Art overall, but who knows what we will discuss.
Join us May 16th at this Twitter Spaces
I will be talking on a panel to discuss community vs being an indie artist in web3 with a slew of greats. Twitter Spaces Link.
This drop has been a long time coming but between relocating to Mexico City, going to NYC and the recent gas spike - it keeps being postponed. This shall not be delayed no more! As soon as gas drops again, I will be publishing all 12 works for this on NiftyGateway.
About MelonBlossom and the Collection:
MelonBlossom is the AKA of Thai artist Blossom Namsom Law. She began her artistic career at the age of 17 and worked as both an artist and writer in Bangkok for a decade. After marrying, Blossom relocated to Houston, USA where she dedicated herself to being a full-time mother. Presently, Blossom remains active in creating art, using both traditional and digital mediums, with an emphasis on advocating for mental health and empowering women.
The collection is by a wife on highlighting Wives and people who tirelessly support others and have been working so hard yet go unnoticed. Through these 12 works, the aim is to bring recognition and deliver a powerful message of empowerment to the behind-the-scenes heroes.
MORE DETAILS SOON OF DROP DATES AND EACH WORK <3
I’ll leave you all with my work ever exhibited in Japan - Trashumanism in the Felix Felix Felix Smol Gallery in Shibuya :B I found it randomly scrolling this week and what a pleasant surprise.
Empress Trash
