My guest today is Derech, a documentary and street photo- and video-artist living in Tokyo, Japan. His travel photos provide remarkable insights into different societies, the way they live, and their traditions. But there’s more. Derech’s vibrant slo-mo video-loops with simple, yet wonderfully crafted scenes are immediately recognizable and stand out among the vast array of digital art. You can find his works on Foundation, and SuperRare. And today, Derech is here to share a bit about his life, and his art.

Derech's Twitter: https://twitter.com/IDerech

Derech's Website: https://ilanderech.com/

Here are a few pieces that we talk about on the show:

Serendipity

Whispers in the Snow

Derech recommends to follow these artist:

https://twitter.com/A_Mashiro_nft

https://twitter.com/benbauchau

https://twitter.com/thisjackkaido

https://twitter.com/XCOPYART

https://twitter.com/ClaireSilver12

My guest today is Kristopher Shinn, a photographer based in Seattle. Kris is widely known and acknowledged for his project “By Way of Water”, in which he documents his time on the ferries around the Seattle area. Kris shines a light on moments that some may ignore as ordinary. By sharing these seemingly mundane experiences, Kris invites us to get a better understanding of the human mind, the importance of being present in the moment, and our place in the world. You can find his works on Foundation, and SuperRare. Today, Kris is here to share a bit about his life and his art.

Here is Kris' Twitter profile: https://twitter.com/kristophershinn

Kris' LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/kristophershinn

Here are some pieces that we are talking about in the show:

By Way of Water #100

⁠For Mom, With Love (SuperRare)⁠

Kris recommends to follow these artists on Twitter:

Nathan Bauman

My guest today is David Fairs, an ocean-obsessed artist from Australia. David uses his drone to capture stunning images and videos of the sea, the sky, and storms that rage between them. His main subjects are waves, whales and surfers, ideally combining at least two of them together in one piece. He creates truly New Light Visuals from above. You can find his works on several digital art platforms, among them Foundation and SuperRare.

David is also a mental health advocate, providing ongoing support to the web3 community. Today, David is here to share a bit about his life and his art.

Here are some pieces of David's art that we talk about on the show:

The Breach

Offshore

David recommends that you follow these artists on Twitter:

https://twitter.com/jasonophoto

https://twitter.com/RenMcgann

https://twitter.com/Anjsemark

https://twitter.com/kimfeast

https://twitter.com/Reneejcampbell

Another artist that David admires: (Mirko Reisser aka DAIM) https://mirkoreisser.de/en/

I strongly recommend to listen to this episode TO THE END 👀

My guests today are Kim Henry and Eric Paré from Montreal, Canada. Kim is a professional contemporary dancer & performer fascinated with movement, nature and human beings. Eric is a visual artist, photographer and light painter who creates stunning images using light tubes and long exposure techniques. They perfectly combine their crafts, with Kim bringing her grace and movement to Eric’s compositions. So, you could say: they are a dynamic duo of visual art and dance!

Together, they travel the world and collaborate on projects that show, in every single picture and video, their passion for what they are doing. Today, Kim and Eric are here to talk about their art and their life.

Eric's website: https://ericpare.com/

Eric's Twitter: https://twitter.com/ericpare

Kim's website: https://kimhenry.dance/

Kim's Twitter: https://twitter.com/kimhenrydance

You can find some of their amazing art here:

https://ericpare.com/links

https://nightreflection.com/

Kim and Eric recommend that you follow:

https://twitter.com/jpierce_art

https://twitter.com/aeforiadesign

https://twitter.com/VioletBondArt

My guest today is Juicy Julio. Julio calls himself an “accidental photographer” who only recently discovered his passion for photography. He is also a VERY active member in the web3 community, where he provides relentless support to fellow artists. You can find his works on Foundation. His 4-part-genesis collection called “ORES” has attracted a lot of attention, and rightfully so.

If you've ever wanted to discover an artist in his early phase so you can say "I was there" years later, I highly recommend to listen to this episode and to follow Juicy Julio on Twitter. Today, Julio is here to tell us a bit more about his life, his inspiration, his challenges, and his art.

Julio recommends to follow:

https://twitter.com/pnwzack

https://twitter.com/bajaninpdx

https://twitter.com/cryptorookie

My guest today is Michael Boegl, a photographer from Munich, Germany. Michael has a very wide range of subjects and photographic styles. From wedding photography to landscape to movie-like city scenes, Michael’s got you covered. You can find his works on SuperRare, and there is one project of his that stands out. It is called “Metropolis”. This is Michael’s ongoing collection of carefully selected photographs from the world’s most famous, extraordinary, and beautiful cities. It will captivate you right away and I highly recommend you to have a look at it.

Today, Michael is here to talk a bit about his life, and his art.

A few pieces that we talk about on the show:

Queensboro Plaza

Skating on the abandoned Munich Airport

Michael recommends to follow:

https://twitter.com/felixlepeintre

My guest today is UK-based artist Benito (aka BenitoArt). Benito's work focuses on how geometry and perspective are demonstrated in the world around us, and he uses this inspiration to create abstract and architectural digital artworks. On Benito’s Twitter, you can see, every day, his determination to become a full-time artist. You can find Benito’s works on Foundation. Today he’s here to tell us a bit more about his life and his art.

Benito on Twitter: https://twitter.com/BenitoArt

His art on Foundation: https://foundation.app/@BenitoArt

Some of the pieces we talk about on the show:

Cartwright Hauliers

Beach House at Paihia

Motel California

Benito recommends to follow:

https://twitter.com/ReggieGrarbs

https://twitter.com/jeremybooth

My guest today is Timmboslice, an aerial photographer from Canberra, Australia. In his spare time, Tim is a full-time professional firefighter. ;-) Tim's photos reveal nature’s unbridled strength and fragility, ranging from the ferocity of untamed ocean waves to the ghostly scenes of ship graveyards succumbing to the elements. But what sets Tim apart is his talent for capturing the power and beauty of the majestic whales that grace our oceans. Despite photographing these creatures from a distance, Tim’s intimate portraits convey a level of detail that makes viewers feel as if they are right there in the water with them.

You can find his works on Nifty Gateway, Foundation and SuperRare.

And if you're still wondering just how good Tim's work is, he was recently awarded Australian Aerial Photographer of the Year, solidifying his place as one of the leading artists of his craft. Today, Tim is here to tell us a bit about his life and his work. Also, you will find out whether Australia's deadly animals are nature's revenge for Vegemite. ;-)

Some of Tim's works we talk about:

Sapphire Series

RipTides Series

Wonder - the amazing humpback whale pic

Tim recommends you to follow:

https://twitter.com/newlightvisuals

https://twitter.com/intrepid_p

And here's the best Mongolian Lamb recipe, according to Tim: 

https://www.bestrecipes.com.au/recipes/mongolian-lamb-recipe/ge8t0ol8

This is a special crossover episode. RodeoBrito kindly invited me on his show, 2am Radio. I am the guest in this one. ;-) We're talking about how I chose photography as my art form, my creative approach, why and how I am collecting digital art, and the state of our NFT space. We also discuss whether there is perfection in this world. I hope you will enjoy it as much as I did. Cheers, TO

Check out RodeoBrito here: https://twitter.com/rodeobrito

Feel free to check out some of my photos here: https://superrare.com/tapirone

My guest today is Storm, an impressionist painter from Wisconsin. By digitizing her paintings, Storm is bringing new life to a drawing style that is more than 150 years old. Her ability to perfectly capture a fleeting impression of the world around us with her use of light and color is truly remarkable. You can find her works on SuperRare. Here’s the kicker: most of her 1/1 pieces come with the actual physical painting! Join me today as I sit down with Storm to learn more about her art and inspiration.

Storm's Twitter account: https://twitter.com/jaaysart

Approaching the Storm: https://superrare.com/artwork-v2/approaching-the-storm-37912

The branches that hold the frost: https://twitter.com/jaaysart/status/1613602535520239617

Storm recommends to follow:

https://twitter.com/artbyeleven

https://twitter.com/mediolanum666

https://twitter.com/providerka

https://twitter.com/silky_sammy

https://twitter.com/0xTjo