About the Work
This new NFT artwork by Recycle Group pictures a digital landscape. The surface of cracked soil appears to be breathing. This effect was also used in a physical installation at the artists’ first solo museum show at The Multimedia Art Museum in Moscow in 2012. Their intention to breathe life into plastic or digital earth comes from their interest in entangled intelligence and sensitivity. In the video, the camera is shown going through the heated breathing earth, through the human body that reflects the world around it into a neuron structure of artificial intelligence which is seen as a new stage of civilization.
This NFT carries a Verisart Certificate of Authenticity, a blockchain certificate providing proof of the artist's verified identity and additional context about the work.
The closing time noted at the top of the auction page indicates when the first lot will begin to close. The countdown timer on the artwork pages will display the end time for the lot. Each lot closes in 2-minute increments and will be extended by 15 minutes if a bid is placed within the 15 minutes before the lot’s scheduled closing time.
Kindly note that the entered amount represents your current Bid amount. All bids placed on Artsy are final and non-retractable.
Gas fees can vary depending on network demand and are non-refundable even if you are outbid, for more information see our FAQ.
THE BID PRICE IS INCLUSIVE OF SALES TAX. IF YOU ARE THE WINNING BIDDER AND SALES TAX DOES NOT APPLY TO YOUR PURCHASE, YOU WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ENTIRE BID PRICE AND WILL NOT BE ENTITLED TO A REFUND OF SALES TAX.
0x44dcebb4374f7e01ba415c7be243f6c66636ea1c
215
Non-fungible Token
- Recycle Group
- Russian
Recycle Group was founded in 2008 by Andrey Blokhin (b.1987) and Georgy Kuznetsov (b. 1985). They question the paradoxical nature of the future and explore the concept of “virtual immortality” to highlight the complex relationship between man and machine. Their works incorporate tangible materials and new digital media such as AR and algorithms. Their works have been shown internationally, including at the Multimedia Art Museum in Moscow and the Venice Biennale. They are represented by Gazelli Art House.
About the Work
This new NFT artwork by Recycle Group pictures a digital landscape. The surface of cracked soil appears to be breathing. This effect was also used in a physical installation at the artists’ first solo museum show at The Multimedia Art Museum in Moscow in 2012. Their intention to breathe life into plastic or digital earth comes from their interest in entangled intelligence and sensitivity. In the video, the camera is shown going through the heated breathing earth, through the human body that reflects the world around it into a neuron structure of artificial intelligence which is seen as a new stage of civilization.
This NFT carries a Verisart Certificate of Authenticity, a blockchain certificate providing proof of the artist's verified identity and additional context about the work.
The closing time noted at the top of the auction page indicates when the first lot will begin to close. The countdown timer on the artwork pages will display the end time for the lot. Each lot closes in 2-minute increments and will be extended by 15 minutes if a bid is placed within the 15 minutes before the lot’s scheduled closing time.
Kindly note that the entered amount represents your current Bid amount. All bids placed on Artsy are final and non-retractable.
Gas fees can vary depending on network demand and are non-refundable even if you are outbid, for more information see our FAQ.
THE BID PRICE IS INCLUSIVE OF SALES TAX. IF YOU ARE THE WINNING BIDDER AND SALES TAX DOES NOT APPLY TO YOUR PURCHASE, YOU WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ENTIRE BID PRICE AND WILL NOT BE ENTITLED TO A REFUND OF SALES TAX.
0x44dcebb4374f7e01ba415c7be243f6c66636ea1c
215
Non-fungible Token
- Recycle Group
- Russian
Recycle Group was founded in 2008 by Andrey Blokhin (b.1987) and Georgy Kuznetsov (b. 1985). They question the paradoxical nature of the future and explore the concept of “virtual immortality” to highlight the complex relationship between man and machine. Their works incorporate tangible materials and new digital media such as AR and algorithms. Their works have been shown internationally, including at the Multimedia Art Museum in Moscow and the Venice Biennale. They are represented by Gazelli Art House.