PIXEL SKULL ART COLLECTIVE

Pixel Skull is a collaboration of artists and designers from all over the world, and their first show will serve as the official launch of their new art space and NFT platform. The exhibition "Skulls" will feature the work of 52 international artists working across disciplines to present 444 works of digital NFT art. The purpose of the site is to provide collectors and creators with a new meeting place. Pixel Skull prioritizes artists by giving them access to a virtual 3D museum space with no additional software or hardware required. Rather than going through the usual channels, the collective will act as a matchmaker for artists and art lovers. The platform makes it simple for creators to sell non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and for collectors to purchase digital works of art (NFTs).

In a museum designed to resemble a skull, both established and up-and-coming artists from all over the world, including Italy's Jonathan Calugi, Japan's Moriuo, the United States' John Ritter, Portugal's Marta Veludo, Germany's Kera, and Brazil's Eduardo Foresti, will display their wares for the first time. As for the surprise, all the artworks will be priced identically. Each purchaser will join a select club of collectors who will get first dibs on any new offerings.

About Pixel Skull

The core Pixel Skull team consists of talented individuals from all around the world who have worked on a wide variety of projects. It is their goal to create an approachable connection between artists and collectors in order to free the exclusive art market. Through NFTs and VR exhibits, digital fashion, and performances, the Pixel Skull Art Collective welcomes artists and collectors on a shared artistic journey into the uncharted depths of the Metaverse. To that end, it hosts in-person exhibitions, events, and speaker series to bridge the gap between the virtual and the tangible. Our guiding values are openness, cooperation, exploration, originality, and independence.

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The Event Link will go online on the day of the event itself. It's like visiting a museum online, only this time you get to see the NFT artworks and see how they relate to the mint where they were created. Thanks.