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HADES is the first part of my OLYMVERSE series. In this series, I will try to bring the ancient Gods of mythology into the Metaverse with my interpretation and imagination. My hope is that we will still be able to recognize and appreciate ancient lore in the Metaverse era.

“The Banquet” (2014). “I remember imagining a lavish and orderly banquet that was suddenly invaded by an uncontrollable and powerful force. I symbolized that strength in the voracity of the dogs chasing a goose that struggles to survive but at the same time there is a kind of harmonious “dance” between the characters. That uncontrolled force had an intrinsic beauty worth highlighting.” Guillermo Lorca.

Who doesn’t love cereal and JPEGs. This morning for breakfast we are going to have a healthy Bowl of JPEGs.

This work belongs to #Dart2121 exhibition. From the 23rd of November 2021 to the 6th of February 2022, Milan – Dart Museum – Permanente di Milano – Wrong Theory

Digitally edited drawing, 2021. This work belongs to #Dart2121 exhibition. From the 23rd of
November 2021 to the 6th of February 2022, Milan – Dart Museum – Permanente di Milano – Wrong Theory.

It is a tribute to a summer morning, at 6:05 am, to be more precise. It is my initial connection to a day to be discovered. Energies are recharged, the mood is calm, and problems seem to have been solved. The sun is at its best to be observed and almost touched. The luggage is ready, and this morning’s air inspires me to write a new page in my life. Created in July 2018, by Ezequiel Pini. “This work is part of the #Dart2121 exhibition. From the 23rd of November 2021 to the 6th of February 2022. Milan – Dart Museum – Permanente di Milano – Wrong Theory.

One step closer to paradise… First collector of this NFT will also receive the original 11” x 14” acrylic on canvas painting! This work belongs to #Dart2121 exhibition. From the 23rd of November 2021 to the 6th of February 2022, Milan – Dart Museum – Permanente di Milano – Wrong Theory

“The Theatre” is part of Billy Dinh’s series “The Last Ones” from Chicago, Illinois. USA. It features the Chicago Theatre during the sunset of Winter 2019. — The Last Ones is a photography series showcasing the emptiness and scale of normally populated areas across urban parts of the world. Each photo takes advantage of these lonely moments as the individuals wander the deserted almost post-apocalyptic dystopian-like version of each place. There’s a certain eeriness and mystery to each image with how the figures are within their environments. It’s as if they are one of the last ones left.