Top 10 Picks by Tomm Zardoz

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Weekly Top 10 Picks by Tomm Zardoz

About the author:
Tomm Zardoz is a Spanish-Brazilian collector that helps and support a selected group of cryptoartist. His website zardoz.club features many virtual exhibitions and music events, mostly hosted in its various parcels on Cryptovoxels.

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Mercury by zomax

This is what could have happened if Edward Hooper was born inside the Nostromo.

Lurking Subconsciousness by Diegrich

Diegrich always creates delicate atmospheres mixed with some magical or strange elements. Pretty unique.

Bellum modernum 2.0 by ekaitza

The choice of few elements and vibrant colors always work in Ekaitza´s art. Minimal-3D-pop at its best.

hx_7c194 by hexeosis

My Hexeosis favorite piece and also my biggest regret as a collector: I bought it and later sold it for a stupid cheap price. Will never make this kind of mistake again.

A Forever Feeling by Sarah Zucker & Pak

Sarah is the Goddess of Video Feedback, the quintessential maker of low-tech visuals that take you to a future that is already gone.

Curse of the Dancing Flamingos by Gavin Shapiro

Crazy visuals, silly music, perfect loop. The ultimate Cryptoart video? Probably yes.

No Such Thing as Society by VJ Entter

The “CryptoPope” series is a “must-see-must-have” in the Cryptoart scene. Funny, thoughtful, provocative, what else do you need?

FRET NOT FRIEND by ilan katin

Very few cryptoartists have their own, instantly recognizable style and Ilan Katin is one of them.

Photon Sphere 1 by jsf

Take op-art, mix it with early-computer-graphics references and add just a touch of trashart and you probably will get a Jsf dish. Always delicious!

SOLVENT FUTURE XV by Jonas Kasper Jensen

I fell in love with this piece the moment I saw it. Now I realize how much it symbolizes the year 2020 for me – desolate but sometimes beautiful.