Art In Metaverse. First Artist In The World Who Divided The Work Into 6,400 Parts

Are you a fan of contemporary art and are you interested in NFT? Experiences and "ordinary things" are shifting to virtual reality, as is the art world. We will introduce you to the work of a Slovak artist, which should definitely not escape your attention. Asot Haas was born in Moscow, studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Bratislava and specializes in various artistic fields that are all intertwined within his works. A sculptor, glassmaker, painter, graphic artist, multimedia artist or creator of optical illusions can transfer real experiences into virtual reality.

Asot's works will not bore you, as you examine them you will probably ask yourself: How is this possible? They can evoke different emotions, they may hypnotize you, shock you or amaze you with dynamic movements. The artist himself claims that art has always mapped the present time -  today the world is dominated by technology, which is why this is reflected in his work.

Asot Haas is able to transfer current technologies such as the use of algorithms and 3D modeling into the visual arts. Ability to make interesting use of modern tools is one of the reasons for commercial success. Geometric elements, creation of own constructions and very precise work are typical for his creation. The beauty of abstract art also lies in the fact that it is a very general concept that is difficult to set boundaries to - in the works of Asot Haas, you may feel that he makes sense of chaos.

Today, art is no longer just the domain of ordinary galleries, virtual works are becoming more and more popular, and many well-known artists have therefore started working with the NFT.

Asot Haas has already created probably everything in the material world, so it is natural that he too began to explore the possibilities of virtual reality. We will introduce you to his latest NFT project ΞPOCH, which exists in the meta verse.

 

 

 

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Collection NFT ΞPOCH

ΞPOCH NFT are immortalised on the Ethereum platform, considering them a real symbol of infinity, as the digital version of art, unlike works in the "physical" world, is not subject to time. Classic works of art, such as sculptures and paintings, age because the colors fade, the paper turns yellow and the material wears out - there is no danger of that happening in digital form.

Below you can see a sample from the ΞPOCH collection, one image is divided into 6400 unique digital works of art in GIF format, which will be immortalised, with each NFT representing a year in our past or future. This calculation is not random at all. It is based on the "magic" figure eight - if you turn it, it is a symbol of infinity. You can also see all the gifs on the web.

Enter the virtual world

ΞPOCH Art Lounge is an experimental art project and an effort to create a common art community, founded by Asot Haas. All art and aesthetics enthusiasts are welcome, the aim is to create a space without discrimination. To get into it, you have to own at least one piece from the ΞPOCH collection and your reward will be a lifetime membership, which means that only 6,400 people can currently enter by purchasing the NFT.

What will this mean for you? The main benefit is that you get a VIP ticket to all of Asot's events, whether in the real world or meta verse, and a privileged access to his future work. The whole project is still evolving, it may happen that in a few years, when 3D printers will be common in households, you will have the opportunity to print Asot's certified statue at home thanks to membership.

In addition, you have the chance to see the behind-the-scenes world of modern art, access the unpublished works of Asot Haas and of other members of the ΞPOCH Aesthetics Collective. You will find out specific details and all the other surprises later.

How do you enter the project and the gallery? So far, there are two ways -  you can buy the NFT through Asot's official website or buy them on sites like Opensea.