Few artists embody the uncompromising spirit of this space like Manic. His name itself is a declaration, a reflection of the battles he has fought and survived, from bipolar disorder and addiction to homelessness and self-doubt.

In the lineage of cryptoart, certain names carry the weight of pioneering firsts. Greencross is one of them.

From early experiments in collage to immersive worlds built in 3D, Bongdoe has steadily carved a place in digital art by blending nostalgia, glitch, and layered symbolism.

For Haami Jaan, art is not only about creating images but about weaving “fancy stories about how emotions impact the world.”

Blotter’s work lives in contrasts, bright, sweet visuals that soothe, and layered, ritualistic pieces that tug at deeper unease.

For Recollapse, inspiration arrives in fleeting moments, watching films, reading books, or sketching freely.

Jordi Gandul’s art is instantly recognizable, cityscapes teeming with detail, surreal characters bending reality, and a playful energy that draws you in.

Since 2021, Hectoroz has carved out a distinctive place in the NFT art landscape, building his identity around a fascination with motion, distortion, and surreal intensity.

Spell’s journey as an artist is one of contrasts, between tradition and modernity, silence and noise, design and art.

XCOPY has never been an artist to follow cycles, he burns them down.

In the shifting landscape of digital art, where memes collide with myth and glitch becomes language, few artists have carved out a style as distinct as Kungfuhavestyle.

Discussions that began as arguments turned into thoughtful exchanges about provenance, history, and cultural significance.