WISeKey’s WISe.ART NFT Marketplace adds collection of NFTs from new artists - Seite 2

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Gianni Rodenhauser
Along with cofounder Judith Holstein, he created RHplus in 2017. Since its inception the two Swiss artists have created several urban works of art in precarious city contexts, with the aim of embellishing and transmitting art to everyone. They have developed broad spectrum work in the digital age by creating new architectural worlds, large digital sculptures, 360 ° digital art using VR and AR technology up to NFTs.   Their art is mainly expressed in the figurative field, not disdaining abstract art where it enriches. For the paintings we use the mixed oil and acrylic technique. While in the sculptural field we go from marble to bronze to synthetic materials.

For more information visit: https://www.rhplus.org/

Charlotte Qin (Qin Theory)
Charlotte Qin is a Chinese Canadian artist, scientist, and mythmaker based in Geneva, Switzerland. Embodying her Chinese heritage and Western scientific training, Qins work subtly blend science, nature, mysticism and take different forms such as painting, performance art, and scientific visualization.

For more information visit: https://www.qintheory.studio/

Amanda Lynn Veasey
Amanda Lynn Veasey is a mother and caretaker to 6 children, 3 hounds and a Maine Coon cat. She has been making art on and off for 22 years. 6 years ago, she started doing art more seriously because of Grave’s disease and Lyme disease. Art helped her physically and mentally heal. It gave her a purpose and something positive to focus on. She wants to use art and especially NFTs to save the world, end greed and spread joy. She is a dreamer. She loves color, detail and texture and loves progression art and iteration art. It is not the end that matters to her, it is the journey. No art is ever truly done.

For more information visit: https://amandavznft.com/

Isagus Tausch
Originally a painter, and sculptor, it wasn’t till 2010 when Isagus decided to explore new ideas that she found herself in trashion. Through this medium she was able to find a way to question, provoke, debate, and express her thoughts and feelings as an artist through unconventional dresses, installations and performances. Each dress presented has a name, a story to tell, a message to deliver: about the planet, the stolen childhood, human trafficking, ethnic diversities, ancestral traditions, as well as domestic abuse and wars. The first Isagus Extroversions collection was only in paper, but later, she extended it to any kind of material she could find and possibly to work with. The concept behind Isagus' fashion art pieces plays with the idea of restoring aesthetic value to objects that have been discarded.