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PKOK HYPERSUB AIRDROP #25
*The Blues*
The color blue has held profound significance in art throughout history, evoking feelings of calm, depth, and spirituality. From the rich ultramarine of Renaissance paintings, often reserved for the robes of the Virgin Mary, to the vibrant blues of modern artists like Yves Klein, who saw the color as a symbol of infinity, blue has been used to explore both the material and the transcendental.
Blue has the power to invoke the sky and the sea, suggesting expansiveness and freedom, while also expressing melancholy, as seen in Picasso's Blue Period, where the color became synonymous with human suffering and isolation.
Delve into this thread to find out more about the immensely talented artists who provided the blue artworks included in this airdrop: @karenjerzyk @barbarabezina @yx3io @grims, @soviscous.eth 12 replies
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Karen Jerzyk @karenjerzyk is a multidisciplinary artist whose photography transports viewers into haunting, surreal worlds where emotions and memories collide. With a background in filmmaking, set design, sculpture, and painting, she meticulously constructs elaborate environments, using abandoned spaces as both backdrops and metaphors. Her images, drenched in dramatic lighting and rich symbolism, explore themes of solitude, loss, and resilience—turning decayed locations into powerful narratives of the human condition.
At the core of Jerzyk’s work is a fascination with the fragile balance between impermanence and endurance. Series like *Last Days of Earth* showcase human subjects in desolate, crumbling spaces, highlighting the contrast between vulnerability and strength. Though melancholic, her work is not without hope; it speaks to transformation, survival, and the beauty found in decay. 1 reply
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Barbara Bezina @barbarabezina is a self-taught Argentine artist whose artistic approach is well-known to lovers of art. She channels her inner world into an ever-evolving artistic journey of experimentation. Exploring diverse techniques and mediums, she uses art as a tool for rediscovery and connection to life’s mysteries. Her work has graced exhibitions in Italy, Spain, Egypt, France, and the United States, among others, and has been featured in esteemed platforms like Lomography, Canva, and the Museo Arte Contemporanea Sicilia.
Living on a serene piece of land surrounded by nature, Bárbara draws inspiration from her tranquil environment. Her artistic evolution spans painting, drawing, digital art, and photography. As she explains, her art accesses the unconscious, uncovering hidden worlds. From hand-drawn jewels to digital creations and poetic looping GIFs, Bárbara’s work is a deeply personal exploration of the seen and unseen, constantly pushing boundaries in search of the profound. 1 reply
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@yx3io is a digital artist who left the corporate world to embrace the boundless potential of Web3. A self-proclaimed "plasma child," she fuses art and science across multiple mediums, exploring themes of space—both cosmic and personal—while infusing her work with a sharp sense of irony. Since joining Web3 in 2022, she has launched striking collections on Ethereum, Zora, and Base, with standout works like Chaos, Chat, Quaternion, Quantum Fluctuation, and Diatom- capturing the imagination of collectors.
In 2024, she unveiled 'Athzn', a collection that delves into the genesis of a paradigm shift—a tribute to Bitcoin’s revolutionary impact and the mysteries surrounding its creation. With a total sales volume of 15 ETH so far, 'Athzn' cements her place as an artist who not only embraces blockchain technology but also reflects on its deeper significance. 2 replies
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