Preserving one's rights to identity ownership is paramount in this century. We're venturing into a post-truth epoch where malicious deepfake fabrication and identity theft are on the rise. As an artist and creator, this new reality compels me to leverage contemporary technologies to my advantage.

The journey behind Blue Valley, and how Bay Team meets with Hindia at the intersection of technology, art, and music for his immersive album concert series.

My thoughts on artificially generated images and what it means for artists and designers alike.

I learned this idea the hard way many moons ago. I learned that many will not look at your work for what it is, for what it looks like - but rather as an investment. Over time, I learn to not take this personally, and try to understand the other side of the view.

This has everything to do with crypto art, NFT, and everything else I've done before. A year ago, I got in a dark place that restrained my creative ability. I got tired of the things that used to excite me and that includes crypto art. Since then, I keep on creating tokenized art, albeit in an inconsistent manner. A year later, my feelings remain unchanged.