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Por Jaen
Por Jaen

A timeless bridge between 2 artists from the 16th Century and yours truly from the 21st. Frans Huys, a Belgian illustrator (1522-1562), made beautiful illustrations of grotesque masks from Flemish sculptor Floris Cornelis de Vriendt, printed to provide stone carvers and others with interesting faces to adorn buildings. The Rijks Museum made beautiful high resolution scans of these and let them in public domain, which I took, cleaned deeply, and added my surreal magic, then uploading them straight to contemporary crypto art: here it stands, floating in the digital void, outside of time.

This collaboration of 3 European Artists over 5 centuries makes me ponder a lot about time, culture and tools.

The original series are made of 18 illustrated masks, 6 of them make the first jænized batch and are visible on my Instagram: https://instagram.com/jaen.art

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Cornælhuys 2/18 - Homme-Pistil

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Por Jaen
Por Jaen

A timeless bridge between 2 artists from the 16th Century and yours truly from the 21st. Frans Huys, a Belgian illustrator (1522-1562), made beautiful illustrations of grotesque masks from Flemish sculptor Floris Cornelis de Vriendt, printed to provide stone carvers and others with interesting faces to adorn buildings. The Rijks Museum made beautiful high resolution scans of these and let them in public domain, which I took, cleaned deeply, and added my surreal magic, then uploading them straight to contemporary crypto art: here it stands, floating in the digital void, outside of time.

This collaboration of 3 European Artists over 5 centuries makes me ponder a lot about time, culture and tools.

The original series are made of 18 illustrated masks, 6 of them make the first jænized batch and are visible on my Instagram: https://instagram.com/jaen.art

SuperRare collection image

SuperRare makes it easy to create, sell, and collect rare digital art. SuperRare's smart contract platform allows artists to release limited-edition digital artwork tracked on the blockchain, making the pieces rare, verified, and collectible. Filter the crypto art world's best selling works by artist name, creation type, and year of birth on OpenSea.

Categoría Art
Dirección del contrato0xb932...b9e0
ID del token19056
Estándar de tokenERC-721
CadenaEthereum
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