The Anatomy of the Mask — Blotter’s “Cursed Tribe”

There is a silence that precedes every face, a moment before recognition when the human form becomes something else, something suspended between being and meaning.

A conversation with Blotter

Blotter is an artist driven by a love for making things and a journey of exploration. His passion began with a childhood love for drawing that led to discovering digital collage in middle school. This path took him to study design in college and, after encouragement from friends, into the NFT space in 2021. Blotter’s style has evolved significantly, and he intentionally keeps this full journey public on one account. He believes his growth is "nothing to hide; it's a story I'm proud to share." His current style emerged from a desire to slow down. After feeling the NFT world was "too fast and complicated," he shifted focus to making art that is "simple and easy to understand, but also beautiful to look at and feel." He aims for his work to be "something pretty and sweet" that allows people to "forget their problems for a moment."

After the Gaze, After the Gesture — Into the Practice

Between what has been and what is yet to come, Jesperish opens a new space: silent, weightless, charged with the possibility of transformation. Chapter III is not theory, it is ritual. Through essential symbols and a pared-down digital language, the artist invites us to reprogram thought, break cycles, and practice the conscious act of living.