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NODE | A PHYSICAL SPACE FOR A DIGITAL WORLD
The Silicon Valley institutionโs (@nodefnd) founders share what they have learnt from its opening shows with Larva Labs (@larvalabs) and Beeple (@beeple)
By Louis Jebb (@JebbL)
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Nancy Burson: "I'm best known as the inventor of facial morphing... I had this idea to create a machine that would age viewers... it was very new technology; no one had really done it before in the 20th century."
Digital Masterpieces: From Code to Canon, debuting at Art Basel from June 16 โ 21, 2026. Booth Z9 | Zero 10.
Gretchen Andrew (@gretchenandrew) is the winner of the ABS Digital Art Prize 2026 with the work Facetune Portraits: Universal Beauty Vietnam.
Congratulations!
"Physical spaces still remain essential because they create legitimacy, curation, and trust...the digital art ecosystem still lacks stable infrastructures comparable to those surrounding traditional art...nowhere is that fragility more visible than in NFT storage."
- @edouard
Thrilled to launch On Collecting by 100 Collectors, our new recurring editorial series in partnership with @rightclicksave !
Every two months, weโll bring collector perspectives to the forefront through interviews, essays, and conversations exploring the realities of collecting digital art today, from preservation and stewardship to discovery, legacy, and beyond.
We begin with 100 Collectors member EDOUARD @edouard , reflecting on NFT preservation and the challenges of long-term stewardship.
Looking forward to sharing more collector voices and stories in the months ahead.
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"With physical art, there is already a culture of stewardship: collectors insure works, document provenance, track restoration histories & preserve context. Digital art still lacks most of that culture..."
- @edouard in conversation with @eleonorabrizi
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