Orange Cube Presents: WAAMBAT
A recent collaboration between Ravonus and Orange Cube is proud to present a new body of work by multidisciplinary artist WAAMBAT: the LUX, which initiates as an 18 megabyte superinscription on Bitcoin. The largest inscription created to date, LUX is both a culmination and expansion of WAAMBAT’s extended practice — bringing experimental animation and algorithmic subversion into permanence through the ordinal protocol.
Meet the Artist: WAAMBAT
WAAMBAT is a multidisciplinary artist known for her 'video paintings' that blend memetic imagery with internet subcultures. Her work LUX is one of the largest and most ambitious inscriptions on Bitcoin to date.
TAN-TAN: Art, Ordinals, and the Fabric of Reality
Orange Cube proudly presents Reality is Broken and Reality.exe by the multi-disciplinary artist TAN-TAN. These groundbreaking works are released using Bitcoin Ordinals, a novel method of secure data storage on Bitcoin, providing both immutable provenance and verifiable ownership. Each ordinal is inscribed on a satoshi, the smallest unit of Bitcoin.
TAN-TAN's twin drops are closely related:
- Reality.exe: A cohesive body of work composed of 1000 editions.
- Reality is Broken: Will be released as 15 editions.
Both pieces utilize cyberspace aesthetics to create intimate, immersive experiences which blend the virtual and physical, the external and internal.
Meet the Artist: TAN-TAN
TAN-TAN is a traditionally trained Flemish painter from India, whose practice has evolved to embrace 3D animations, LLMs, and programming. Her work explores themes of Hypermediacy, Techno-determinism, and Posthumanism.
Amir H. Fallah: Thought Ledger & Perceptual Imprints
Orange Cube is proud to feature Amir H. Fallah, an artist celebrated for his intricate exploration of portraiture, identity, and cultural systems. His latest venture into Bitcoin Ordinals, "Thought Ledger," offers a compelling examination of memory and the immutable nature of perception.
The "Thought Ledger" series layers Rorschach inkblots, symbolizing how memories and thoughts overlap and transform, creating new, complex patterns. Inscribed on the Bitcoin blockchain, these works highlight the permanence of our digital and mental imprints, inviting a dialogue on interpretation and legacy in an era of fleeting digital interactions.
Meet the Artist: Amir H. Fallah
Discover the journey of Amir H. Fallah, from his early days in the D.C. graffiti scene and founding Beautiful/Decay magazine, to his profound artistic explorations of identity and the digital frontier.