Top Underrated Artists

It takes a lot of effort for artists firstly to create, distil emotions through the skills, pour endless anxiety and fears onto the white paper or Untitled.file
Secondly, step over a lot of unknowns, spends and at the end mint the work as NF Token and start doing promotion of it. In most cases from the scratch. At the end, the amount of doubts pay off, and as it said it comes to those who work it through. His Majesty the Luck plays a huge role but we are here to overcome it with the new tools of filtering and curation.

First, you can try it yourself and find artists on Superrare that never sold an artwork, then you can use new tip system by sending a message of support and some $RARE to your favourite artist. Last, you can see what we have found in the far far away galaxy of Superrare below:

Tavo Ponce is an artist who uses digital tools to make surrealistic, organic and abstract forms with real textures, creating an experimental language to translate the message in a unique and special way.

Brooklyn-based animator Raj, was born in Tanzania, and studied animation at Savannah College of Art and Design.

Artur is from Moscow and devotes his inner strengths to CG and motion design

Fascinated by the cognitive development and pop culture, Emilio Garcia explores the neuroplasticity of human brain by creating contemporary iconic eye-catching sculptures and paintings since 2008.

Eduard Zentšik is a contemporary Estonian genre-busting artist. It is only at first perusal that his self-positioning as “Unknown Artist Zentšik» is an offer for the spectator to believe into the primacy of the art object over the art source. His ironical understatement of his role in the artistic process is not a give-away game, but an honest-to-goodness statement though a wily one. The main E. Zentšik’s art object is “playing the artist”.

Oleg Dou transforms photographic images of human faces, manipulating them with computer software to produce stylized features and airbrushed skin. When Dou’s parents, a painter and dress designer, gave him a copy of Photoshop at age 13, he began to alter images of his school friends’ and teachers’ faces. Initially inspired by a 19th-century tradition of capturing child funeral portraits, for which the body would be dressed in costume and prepared in intricate detail, Dou is interested in producing images that are both alluring and unsettling. “I am looking for something bordering between the beautiful and the repulsive, living and dead,” he has said. “I want to attain the feeling of presence one can get when walking by a plastic manikin…”

Ken Kelleher is an American sculptor. He studied art at Alfred University under sculptors Glenn Zweygardt and William Parry. After college he worked at Hudson Studio, Fine Art Foundry in Niverville, NY where he did finishing work on cast bronze pieces by William Tucker and Anthony Caro, as well as other artists. Hudson Studio was in a shared space at the time with sculptor Jon Isherwood and is in close proximity to Triangle Workshop. Before becoming a Creative Director in Advertising he produced several series of large abstract sculptures, some of which were sold into private collections

Onur is an award-winning designer and director from Istanbul, Turkey. He has directed commercials for brands such as Audi, Porsche, Lipton, Guinness, Chocapic, Nestle, Asics, Vizio, Olg, Magnum. He also created the opening titles of “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo” with his art direction and other feature films.

Hideki Inaba is an animator and video director. Specializes in a delicate style of animation using original techniques, and has worked on a wide range of projects including commercials, music videos, and OOH.

Sasha Zutto is a Russian artist based in Brooklyn, working as a freelance Illustrator and Designer since 2009. Her style is very interesting. She uses vibrant and contrasted colours, flowing shapes and puts an impressive amount of tiny details in each work. Cute characters or creatures are also an important part of her visual universe.

Nir Arieli began his career as a military photographer, before receiving a scholarship for BFA at New York’s School of Visual Arts. His works have been exhibited in solo and group shows in NYC & around the world, and have appeared in The NY Times, The HuffPost, and The Daily Telegraph. Nir has given talks at FIT, SVA and ICP, and several photo clubs for which he was a competition judge. Estée Lauder, The Juilliard School, Alvin Ailey and BBR Saatchi & Saatchi are a few of his clients.

Mehdi Hadi is a talented VFX Motion Graphics Designer and Concept Designer worked on various projects including title sequences, broadcast graphics, animation for computer games, corporate videos, TV advertisements and short animation films.

Cassiopeus is a Digital Artist specializing in retro-punk and dark surrealism. Currently he’s exploring the possibilities of NFTs. His most successful ongoing project is Bio_Machina, in which he is delving into the dystopia where human and machine merged into one organism. The series is portraying a surreal fashion-like beauty from the dark future.He has a keen eye for a bold contrasting colors and vulnerable melancholic poses. Cassiopeus likes pushing the artistic boundaries of his own media. His works has been described as neo-melancholic futurism.