Cherry Skulls-La Dolce Vita by GBDAY X CCREATT

Ah, the allure of "La Dolce Vita"! Living the sweet life, as the Italians say. But is it truly as it appears? In Gallery Stan's second collaboration with Orangehare, prominent digital artists CCREATT and GBDAY come together to explore life's delicate balancing act.
In this collection of three NFTs, cherries swirl in eternal bliss, ripe with the promise of youthful dreams. Yet behind their rosy-red exterior lies a hidden symbol... did you catch it?
These two icons, representing love, sweetness, romance, as well as death and impermanence, intertwine in a modern interpretation of what ancient Italians called a "Memento Mori," a reminder of mankinds mortality. While the notion may seem somber, digital artists GBDAY and CCREATT intend it as a positive. Just as youth eventually fades, "La Dolce Vita'' encourages us to embrace life's sweetest pleasures while we can. until we embark on our next, eternal journey.


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# [GBDAY]

 Artist Bae Jin-hyung discovered his artistic voice in the vibrant youth subcultures of graffiti and skateboarding. From his early days tagging GBDAY in spray paint and ink, his message has always been one of positivity. A fusion of Good Day & Bad Day, his name and artistic philosophy has always been that Life Goes On,  no matter what.

 After pursuing a degree in graphic design, GBDAYs message remains unchanged, even as his life experiences continue to grow- which only increase his creative output and philosophy on life and death. Through his creations, GBDAY endeavors to spread joy by emphasizing the significance of embracing the present moment and the uncertainties of the future, including deatha concept he views as the ultimate adventure.

 [https://www.instagram.com/gbday](https://www.instagram.com/gbday)

 [https://www.gbday.today/](https://www.gbday.today/)


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# [CCREATT]

 CCREATT, also known as Heo Seung-gyun, loves nothing more than to create something out of nothingin other words, he is a maker of worlds. After studying industrial design in university, he learned the skills necessary to bring these 3D realities to life- and set out to do so through sculptures, videos, and digital art. With a focus on rendering influencers and celebrities in 3D, plastic-y spaces with symbolic background (including boxes), CCREATTs work is a commentary on the dichotomy between commercialism and inner authenticity. Likewise, by reimagining famous artworks and objects as memes and engaging in ventures like NFT projects and collaborations with Hyundai Motors, he continues to critically reflect on contemporary themes, urging introspection and self-discovery in a rapidly changing world.

 [https://www.instagram.com/ccreatt](https://www.instagram.com/ccreatt)
