Manuel Rossner first started designing his digital spaces and virtual worlds in 2012. He uses them to investigate how new technologies are impacting on art and society. His interactive architectures are composed of digital materials that represent both spatial interventions and virtual extensions.
Rossner examines the digital realm. Unlike wood, which can break and burn, the qualities of digital materials make them unique. Digital materials mimic what we know from the physical world, begging the question: why do we sense and understand virtual environments even though they ultimately consist of nothing but zeros and ones?
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OPEN EDITION
Available from 7 OCTOBER – 7 DECEMBER 2021 MIDNIGHT CEST
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR COLLECTORS
The NFT will be delivered to the automatically created MISA wallet within 72 hours after the end of sale on 7 December 2021. The minting process will start once the edition size has been determined and the edition numbers can be assigned.
In anticipation of obtaining the NFT, collectors will receive an email with a download link to the file of the digital artwork they acquired that is part of GLOBAL GALLERY: KÖNIG X PORSCHE.
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ADVENTURE IN COLOUR is the story of a little character in a world made of paint. The digital environment was drawn by Manuel Rossner in virtual reality and includes blobs of colour that rain down from the virtual sky and pose a challenge for the character. Rossner explores the digital space and introduces the viewer to a new world beyond our perceived reality.
Contract Address: A.20187093790b9aef
Token Standard: A.1d7e57aa55817448
Blockchain: Flow
Metadata: Centralized
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AIRDROP: 11 NOVEMBER 2021
On 11 NOVEMBER 2021, collectors who own three GLOBAL GALLERY NFTs will be airdropped AIRDROP by Manuel Rossner for free. Find more info HERE.
My first contact with digital art was as a teenager, when I used to play games with my friends. Even back then I was already trying to hack and expand the games we played. Before going to art school, I wanted to be an architect. Architecture is still very present in my work to this day, but the discourse around social space is also relevant and potentially even more dynamic in the digital field.
No. I think the notion of art and the artist is constantly changing and evolving. What I love about art is the openness to new formats and practices.
I draw my inspiration from both art spaces and recent developments in technology. I’ve travelled a lot and especially like to experience the combination of architecture and art. And in terms of virtual worlds, developer forums and YouTube channels give me a sense of where we’re heading.
