ThankYouX, an artist from Los Angeles, California, began his artistic career in 2009. Starting as an acclaimed yet anonymous street artist, over the last fifteen years, his work has evolved into experimentation with geometric forms and layered abstraction that is now internationally recognized.
As an enthusiastic proponent of emerging technology, ThankYouX expanded his artistic practice in 2020, when he started exploring and creating digital blockchain-based artwork. With his background in design and creative direction, as well as fine art, he became an advocate for bridging the gap between traditional art and Web 3.
Notable moments include his solo show ‘Inertia’ at Sotheby’s gallery in LA, a collaboration with Hans Zimmer, inclusion of his work in institutions like the The Museum of the Future in Dubai and The Bechtler Museum of Modern Art, partnerships with major auction houses as both an artist and curator, and his groundbreaking solo project, “State Of The Art” which blends digital and physical art in ways that push both mediums forward.
ThankYouX, an artist from Los Angeles, California, began his artistic career in 2009. Starting as an acclaimed yet anonymous street artist, over the last fifteen years, his work has evolved into experimentation with geometric forms and layered abstraction that is now internationally recognized.
As an enthusiastic proponent of emerging technology, ThankYouX expanded his artistic practice in 2020, when he started exploring and creating digital blockchain-based artwork. With his background in design and creative direction, as well as fine art, he became an advocate for bridging the gap between traditional art and Web 3.
Notable moments include his solo show ‘Inertia’ at Sotheby’s gallery in LA, a collaboration with Hans Zimmer, inclusion of his work in institutions like the The Museum of the Future in Dubai and The Bechtler Museum of Modern Art, partnerships with major auction houses as both an artist and curator, and his groundbreaking solo project, “State Of The Art” which blends digital and physical art in ways that push both mediums forward.
The Process captures the suspended tension of creation. This collection of 100 unique artworks shows the conceptual feeling of that final breath in, before the paintbrush touches the canvas. These works exist in the space between chaos and clarity. Creating art is the best part for me, not knowing the final outcome just yet. It’s equal parts meditation, experimentation and anxiety about the unknown. It's all part of The Process.
The Process captures the suspended tension of creation. This collection of 100 unique artworks shows the conceptual feeling of that final breath in, before the paintbrush touches the canvas. These works exist in the space between chaos and clarity. Creating art is the best part for me, not knowing the final outcome just yet. It’s equal parts meditation, experimentation and anxiety about the unknown. It's all part of The Process.
