The NFT.NYC 2022 Diversity of NFTs Art Collection

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Tivuel
Full-time concept designer for videogames.
Solarpunk and synthwave collections

I love to draw the future. Working on the personal collection of arts named "Futuristic Nostalgia".

Ocean revival

The Lost Clod series is different from the usual ones I make. In these, unlike the others where everyone survives and creates small worlds, here there are no survivors. For some reason, due to the situation, the lack of resources or simply the size of the clods themselves, their inhabitants cannot survive. They suddenly find themselves in these pieces of land born from the destruction of our planet. Despite resisting the catastrophe and not letting go immediately, their end seems to have been sealed. A different way of seeing things, perhaps pessimistic, but realistic.
Fabiano Speziari
Physical and digital art. OG Crypto artist.
Now working on PixelArt and VoxelArt in the Crypto world.
Living somewhere on a clod.

Lost Clod 925

Memories knitted in the path of time
With alleys of absence and forget-me-nots
Like embroidery, weaving to your mind
Stories shared by many in the heart
Time passes with the years decline
Unraveling your vocal steps
Ending your time
Cedric Fangeat
Cedric Fanget is a 3D artist and mucis composer who worked on a series of major projects (adidas/world expo) before deciding to dedicate himself fully to NFT art.
Since he has made many 1/1 NFTs, and worked on many collaborations. His work can be found diverse NFT platform such as Makersplace, Foundation and KnownOrigine.

Chrysalis of Time

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The Girl With NFTs
Creator of Veewomen & Wildlife photographer.

VeeWomen

Inspired from the Song "It's like that" from Run DMC
Arya Mularama
Arya Mularama artworks are influenced by comic books and skateboard culture and the movies and video games of the 90s.

It's like that, and that's the way it is

Wavelength is an idea stemmed from our brains electrical activity and how a thought can spark millions of connections within our neural pathway. Creating the bridge between code and our brains functionality is a fascinating idea which relates on a extremely relative scale. The random processes our brains execute without conscious thought relate to the way code writes without the need for complete physical interaction. Once the foundation of the code/thought is outlined, the rest progresses like a subconscious thought. An artwork inspired by the the idea of bridging the gap between AI and Humans by simulating the cognitive abilities of the human brain.
Kaleb Johnston
Kaleb Johnston is a New Zealand based artist who works and lives in the top of the South Island. Across the last 7 years Kaleb has been pushing the limits with his creativity not only learning photography, but generative art and 3D animation too. In 2019 Kaleb left high school at 18 and started to work as a fulltime freelance artist. Since then he has worked with some of the biggest Industrial corporations in New Zealand as well as many festivals shooting for world class artists.

Wavelength is an evolving code Ive been adapting for the last few months. The idea stemmed from our brains electrical activity and how a thought can spark millions of connections within our neural pathway. Creating the bridge between code and our brains functionality is a fascinating idea which relates on a extremely relative scale. The random processes our brains execute without conscious thought relate to the way code writes without the need for complete physical interaction. Once the foundation of the code/thought is outlined, the rest progresses like a subconscious thought. He's fascinated with the idea of bridging the gap between AI and Humans by simulating the cognitive abilities of the human brain.

Wavelength

Wavelength is an idea stemmed from our brains electrical activity and how a thought can spark millions of connections within our neural pathway. Creating the bridge between code and our brains functionality is a fascinating idea which relates on a extremely relative scale. The random processes our brains execute without conscious thought relate to the way code writes without the need for complete physical interaction. Once the foundation of the code/thought is outlined, the rest progresses like a subconscious thought. An artwork inspired by the the idea of bridging the gap between AI and Humans by simulating the cognitive abilities of the human brain.
Kaleb Johnston
Kaleb Johnston is a New Zealand based artist who works and lives in the top of the South Island. Across the last 7 years Kaleb has been pushing the limits with his creativity not only learning photography, but generative art and 3D animation too. In 2019 Kaleb left high school at 18 and started to work as a fulltime freelance artist. Since then he has worked with some of the biggest Industrial corporations in New Zealand as well as many festivals shooting for world class artists.

Wavelength is an evolving code Ive been adapting for the last few months. The idea stemmed from our brains electrical activity and how a thought can spark millions of connections within our neural pathway. Creating the bridge between code and our brains functionality is a fascinating idea which relates on a extremely relative scale. The random processes our brains execute without conscious thought relate to the way code writes without the need for complete physical interaction. Once the foundation of the code/thought is outlined, the rest progresses like a subconscious thought. He"s fascinated with the idea of bridging the gap between AI and Humans by simulating the cognitive abilities of the human brain.

Australian born Yasmin Shima is the artist and the founder behind Year of The Woman. Growing up in a family of artists, Yasmin has creativity in her blood. Whilst mostly self-taught, in February 2017 Yasmin took her first painting class in 20 years and hasnt stopped since. She struggled financially to get recognition over the years since becoming an artist, taking freelance production work to help pay the bills. In 2019 just before the pandemic, she quit her production job to become a full-time artist. She started teaching paint classes to adults and children and producing commercial murals to increase her chances of exposure. In 2021 she had surgery and she was unable to work at her easel, so she self-taught herself in digital art and eventually created Year of the Woman

NYOTW

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Zsolt Kosa
Hi NFT.NYC team,
I'm digital painter from Hungary, living in the UK. With 15 years of experience via various projects, e.g. concept art and illustration in game development, brand identity building, geek fashion for Blizzard and Warner Bros., The National Gallery, etc. I created my own 2D outsourcing studio with friends in Budapest. In the recent years pledged to help other artists reach their potentials through creating art tools for them and sharing the painting process on his youtube channel. I'm working on NFTs since March 2021 trough partnerships and building our own collections. From geometric portraits to abstract art I love experimenting, but the classic fantasy and sci-fi themes are the closest to my heart.

APE-X

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LOREM
LOREM is a digital artist who worked all over the world and is currently based in Germany. 
With the ability to define motion and precisely encapsulate the emotion within, his artworks create a deep and almost hypnotic understanding of what keeps us going and simultaneously holds us back.