Alessandro del Pero’s paintings during the pandemic highlight the concept of isolation even within a technologically connected society, which adversely affects mental health. Coming out of isolation and into community is what helps grow and evolve.

Dim Zayan is the creator and artist behind the first Bitcoin comic book (les bandes dessinées) Bulltardia. The three pieces in this exhibition come from his Plebs Geographic NFT series. The PLEB GEOGRAPHIC a.k.a PLEBS is a collection of personality types and an observation over the Bitcoin journey, how it changed us as human beings and what we felt along the way. Through a series of portraits, the collection paints stories of joy, pain, endurance, passion, high hopes, successes and disappointment but first and foremost stories of freedom. I hope you'll see in these fun snippets a window to the heart and soul of the Bitcoin community.

A k u z u r u is an Avant Garde artist with an Environmental TransDisciplinary praxis straddling multiple approaches. Her thought- provoking works invoke the unseen, where the material and the immaterial are as connectedly interspersed as the immanent and transcendent. Using vast spaces in the natural world and the spatial appropriations of interiors of buildings, her otherworldly forms in installations or 'Spatial Works' and expansive Performative Ak-Tivations inoculate deeply indelible emotive experiences. She is established as a multifaceted lexicon of performative works whether live or on film, with the natural world and metaphysics being central to her process.

Lindsey Nobel uses science, technology, and the synapses or connections between all things and people via the infosphere in her paintings, drawings, sculpture and mixed media. Nobel’s language is primarily abstract which she uses to describe various subjects as diverse as quantum physics and siphonephores. The neurons that make up brain connections are often cited as imagery in her work.

Danny Licul has created a cosmology around the characters in his paintings. From the hand puppet series, to the schoolhouse, playground and family subject matter, Licul encapsulates the contemporary world in post-apocalyptic acidic hues. “My paintings, like childhood, are colorful, playful, chaotic, exploratory spaces that are prone to changes while trying to make sense of how I and we relate to the wider world.”

Uri Dotan is a pioneer of digital art whose work has begged for an opportunity like this. From the 1980s in Tel Aviv and then NYC at SVA, Dotan employed various digital techniques to explore the subjects of isolation, urbanism, political conflict, love and the human condition. Each NFT is delivered with a private key.