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We believe in Open Metaverses and that the artists and the collectors can use them as a way to promote their collections. Here we’d like to explore the world of meta exhibitions, pick up the interesting ones and give the editorial reviews to draw more attention to them and document them as a part of web3 history.
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Today let’s walk around The Void Museum, a meta exhibition curated by @thecommodore0x.
Don’t miss out the interview with the Commodore where we discussed his collecting style, his vision of the NFT art space and how the artists should promote themselves.
95% of our world consists of dark energy. Of nothing. Of the void. But what exactly is void, what is its’ nature, and what it can contain?
The Void Museum is a white space filled with multiple black-and-white digital and motion artworks. The captivating music of Hans Zimmer's score for the movie Interstellar plays in the background, providing a significant reference as we attempt to solve the puzzle within this space. Because we are looking for something. Or rather, Something.
The artworks of various artists actively resonate with each other. They are all digital and motion art in the style of abstract or geometric minimalism, featuring white figures and patterns on a black background or black-and-white images.
Here we see a lot of black. It may represent a black hole that absorbs everything, including light. Or it could symbolize the void in which the answers reside. These answers are white abstractions. Made in colour, symbolizing the divine world, they signify the singularity, whether it be the gravitational singularity at the center of a black hole or the cosmological singularity that gave birth to spacetime, matter, and our three-dimensional reality during the Big Bang. But this perspective is limited to the physical realm. On a metaphysical level, singularity represents the divine unity, the Oneness, and the Source.
So what kind of answers you can get In the Void Museum? In this space you will explore the structure of our universe (Guido Briones, Ojovivo, 369, Kerim Safa, C0des, Frac, A. Paufler, Simply Anders, OxGeo, Strano, Ganchitecture) and the beginning of it (Al Keddie, Xponential, Black Orbital,
the essence of life (A.L. Crego, Pak, Düzen, Marios Tsiliakos, Kopfgestaltun, Murat Akyol, Compusophy),
the illusory nature of the material reality (Cruel, Michael Hughes, Visiophone, Tom Leighton, Mhx, Grecu),
the human as a part of this reality (Bezmiar, Deartifact, Nate Hill, PerfectLoop, Shamlu),
the unity, the Oneness of humanity (Hoxid).
The Truth.
_________________
Subscribe for more editorial reviews on the exhibitions in web3!
We believe in Open Metaverses and that the artists and the collectors can use them as a way to promote their collections. Here we’d like to explore the world of meta exhibitions, pick up the interesting ones and give the editorial reviews to draw more attention to them and document them as a part of web3 history.
Subscribe not to miss interesting meta exhibitions, collections and artists!
Mint Entry to get the review as a free NFT and make a collection of the (We are ³) editorial reviews!
Today let’s walk around The Void Museum, a meta exhibition curated by @thecommodore0x.
Don’t miss out the interview with the Commodore where we discussed his collecting style, his vision of the NFT art space and how the artists should promote themselves.
95% of our world consists of dark energy. Of nothing. Of the void. But what exactly is void, what is its’ nature, and what it can contain?
The Void Museum is a white space filled with multiple black-and-white digital and motion artworks. The captivating music of Hans Zimmer's score for the movie Interstellar plays in the background, providing a significant reference as we attempt to solve the puzzle within this space. Because we are looking for something. Or rather, Something.
The artworks of various artists actively resonate with each other. They are all digital and motion art in the style of abstract or geometric minimalism, featuring white figures and patterns on a black background or black-and-white images.
Here we see a lot of black. It may represent a black hole that absorbs everything, including light. Or it could symbolize the void in which the answers reside. These answers are white abstractions. Made in colour, symbolizing the divine world, they signify the singularity, whether it be the gravitational singularity at the center of a black hole or the cosmological singularity that gave birth to spacetime, matter, and our three-dimensional reality during the Big Bang. But this perspective is limited to the physical realm. On a metaphysical level, singularity represents the divine unity, the Oneness, and the Source.
So what kind of answers you can get In the Void Museum? In this space you will explore the structure of our universe (Guido Briones, Ojovivo, 369, Kerim Safa, C0des, Frac, A. Paufler, Simply Anders, OxGeo, Strano, Ganchitecture) and the beginning of it (Al Keddie, Xponential, Black Orbital,
the essence of life (A.L. Crego, Pak, Düzen, Marios Tsiliakos, Kopfgestaltun, Murat Akyol, Compusophy),
the illusory nature of the material reality (Cruel, Michael Hughes, Visiophone, Tom Leighton, Mhx, Grecu),
the human as a part of this reality (Bezmiar, Deartifact, Nate Hill, PerfectLoop, Shamlu),
the unity, the Oneness of humanity (Hoxid).
The Truth.
_________________
Subscribe for more editorial reviews on the exhibitions in web3!
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