LORD is a Brazillian artist known for pallets in black, orange and off-white that conjour up magical worlds and alternative, abstract realities. While each work sits perfectly as an individual piece, together, LORD's body of work takes us into a world of tension and contemplation, of struggle and of hope.
COLLECTION HIGHLIGHTS
The Last Tear
The Tree
My Own Prison
"The Last Tear" is a beautiful and moving piece that perfectly captures the essence of LORD's work, featuring the deep warm pallet along side the skeletal outline of a figure deep in contemplation. The natural theme is reflected in "The Tree" which is a more minimal piece but stands out for its acute attention to detail. Finally, "my own prision" speaks for itself, whether the figure is in a prison of the body or the mind is left to the viewer to consider. Either way, the piece makes us all think about the concept of isolation and the consequences this brings
ARTIST COMMENTARY
LORD's journey in the art world is a fascinating tale of evolution and reinvention. Starting as a dedicated 3D artist, over the years he has crafted a unique signature, where vibrant color palettes have come to dominate and breathe life into his creations.
In 2021, LORD ventured into the NFT universe, carrying with him this innate ability to transform visions into unparalleled works. This transition was not just a new chapter in his career but a turning point that solidified his presence and impact. In the bubbling and often unpredictable space of NFTs, LORD not only made his mark but also experienced resounding success.
Today, with an artistic voice that stands out for its audacity and innovation, LORD is not just a name, but a symbol of continuous transformation, passion for art, and unwavering commitment to authenticity.
-- Interview with LORD, Dec 2023
THE COLLECTION
Our permanent full collection is an ever-growing body of some of the finest work by the artist. We use external gallery sites such as deca.art and gallery.so to display our galleries as they provide extensive features to learn more about each individual work. Please take care on any external site as they are not managed by us.
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