Alpha Centauri Kid

Warothy

€5,000

Edition of 2569.0 (H) × 69.0 (W) × 3.0 (D) cm

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Alpha Centauri Kid immerses viewers in a wave of movement in a Warhol-inspired lenticular.

Warothy translates the artist’s otherworldly digital creations into a lenticular print edition – a physical manifestation of his renowned glitch art. The edition makes use of recurring motifs from ACK’s practice – bolts, flames, a single abstracted figure or muse. In this instance, that muse is Wizard of Oz protagonist, Dorothy. Elements are layered haphazardly on top of one another, resulting in a graphic portrait reminiscent of a Dada collage, with colours akin to an Andy Warhol design. The viewer is invited to directly engage with the piece, becoming an active participant in the various illusions offered by Warothy.

Each print is paired with an animated NFT of the same artwork. Claiming instructions will be shared with collectors after launch.

Medium

PETG lenticular lens mounted on 2mm aluminium with an extruded aluminium hanging system.

Certificate of Authenticity

Arrives with a certificate of authenticity.

Finishing

Edition number and artist's signature engraved on reverse.

Release date

November 22, 2023

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Thermal image of person with beams projecting from eyes

Alpha Centauri Kid7 collaborationsAlpha Centauri Kid minted his first artwork on-chain in 2021. Now, he’s a leading artist in the space. This might sound like an overnight success, but a.c.k. has been making art and music since his teens. After record-breaking bidding wars on his Superrare debut, a.c.k. left his government day job (which he’d been in for fourteen years) to take on art full-time. His aesthetic spins in many different directions. Gifs like Dark Red Death have an internet-goth-Renaissance vibe, while you will n̶o̶t̶ surely die could easily be an Abstract Expressionist painting. les femmes glissées has a Cubist style in a nod to Picasso, but The Great Restoration looks like a scene from a sci-fi movie. Even though a.c.k.'s work is massively varied, one thing is always present – a story.

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