Cryptoart, NFTs

The Bottler+Pracher Art Collection welcomes the technical and aesthecial novelties of NFT based Cryptoart. Besides the interest in the artistic approach, Dr. Martin Pracher explores the market mechanisms and proposed value-determining factors of NFT based Cryptoartworks. Link to his thoughts about Cryptoart-Valuation (www.crypto-artprice.com).

Selected Cryptoartworks of the B+P Art Collection

Kim Asendorf (*1981), „Reading a book#270“, 15 Nov. 2021, 1/1. „The formal structure of a book is beautiful by itself, but its aesthetic is the tacit atmosphere within which events take place in a story. The WebGL real-time animation sets up an initial grid based on the fxhash.“

Shardcore, Eric Drass (*1971), „The Unthinkable“, March 7 2022, X/10, *mp4.
„Contemplation, Cogitation, Quantified Self-Reflection“.

William Mapan (*1988), „Étude #32“, April 2025, seed 1/1, *png.

Botto (*2021), „Geometric Fluidity #812“, 18.02.2025, 1/1, coded with p5.js.
Botto is a decentralized autonomous AI-artist, originally created by Mario Klingemann.

Mario Klingemann (*1970), „0xFACE01.A6849E297618“, Dec. 2021, 1/1, *jpg.

Singlezer0, Ryan Haines, „His Everything“, Jan. 2022, 1/1, *jfif. Generative, generational art. Digital re-imaginings of family archival slide photography. © 2022 Ryan Haines.

Selected Showrooms

Early minted Cryptoart on Dogecoin (DOGE) network.

SHOWROOM: GAN Cabinet 1, oncyber virtual showroom.

SHOWROOM: Generative Art, oncyber virtual showroom.

SHOWROOM: Dos Capacity, Cyberloft, oncyber virtual showroom.

SHOWROOM: Cryptoart, early collected works at the oncyber virtual showroom.

SHOWROOM: Cryptoart, selected works at the oncyber virtual showroom.

SHOWROOM: Pepe’s Panoptikum, an artistic hommage to the most influential meme of web3 at the oncyber virtual showroom

A walk through an exhibition room of the b+p crypto art collection in the Metaversum (as of July 2022).

Venta, „Jumble Lake“, Oct. 2022, X/20, *png, Tezos blockchain.

Max Capacity (Crimebreakfast), „PP“, Jun 22, 2022, 1/1, *png, Tezos blockchain.

Kevin Abosch (*1969), „Survival #246“, Aug. 2022, 1/1x, *png, Eth blockchain.
„Abosch presents Survival, works informed by data pertaining to humankind’s struggle to survive. Using a battery of machine-learning algorithms, encryption algorithms, the blockchain and paint, Abosch works ritualistically to distill emotional value in these charged works.“

Huemin (*1995), „escape 38“, 1/1, Jun 29, 2022, *png, Tezos-Blockchain. „CLIP Guided Latent Diffusion.“

Ciphrd, Baptiste Crespy (France), „RGB Elementary Cellular Automaton #971“, Nov. 11 2021, 1/1x.
„Stephen Wolfram’s Elementary Cellular Automaton where 3 different rules are drawn in the Red, Green and Blue color components of the image. Rules are selected randomly among a pre-selection of 53 rules from which nice behaviors emerge.“