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The Man Who Spins (95×200)

1900,00€

Chaque ‘Man who spins’ is unique. Made with acrylic paint or oil using a mixed technique, this work, measuring 95×200 cm, is signed and numbered. It also comes with a distinctive microchip.

Series of 300 signed copies.

Art painting of the moment created from what a deviant click generated, whether this gesture was made by chance, without any particular motive, or intentionally.
The painting, capturing the essence of a specific moment, incorporates on its back an electronic chip which encapsulates the emotion associated with that moment, enriched with temporal and geographical details such as the date and location
Each painting, carrying its own distinct identity, is meticulously numbered, thus asserting its uniqueness and exclusive place in the series
Each work is a unique creation, shaped from a numbered click.

Vous achetez le numéro : 3

Each artistic creation has its distinctive character, identifiable by a specific number assigned during the emission of an electromagnetic wave, triggered by a click. In order to discover your personal number, it is necessary to click on the 'Deviant Systems' website of the artist Arsen Eca.
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The Men Who Spin by the artist Arseneca

The Running Man by Arseneca: A Chromatic Symphony of Freedom and Digital Ephemerality
Art, in all its splendor, often serves as a mirror to the complexity of human existence. “The Running Man”, Arseneca’s masterpiece, is no exception. This painting depicts a man made of multicolored filaments, each filament evoking a story, an emotion, a fragment of existence. For Arseneca, these filaments are not just an aesthetic choice, but a reflection of the multiple facets that shape an individual. They are a powerful symbol of freedom, interconnection and expression.
Beyond this interpretation, a technological innovation gives the work an even deeper dimension. The heart of this Running Man, unlike any other heart, beats in the digital space of the blockchain. This connection between the physical canvas and the blockchain reflects a harmony between traditional art and the modern digital world.
This heart, synchronized with the painting, is more than a simple digital beat. It is intended to stop on a specific date, marking the ephemerality and inevitability of the end.

This cessation is symbolized by the automatic destruction of the Smart Contract in the blockchain. This bold approach by Arseneca reminds us of the fragility and temporality of life, while questioning the role and impact of new technologies on our perception of art and existence.

By combining traditional art with the digital world, Arseneca invites the viewer into a meditation on the ephemeral nature of existence, the fusion of analog and digital, and the eternal quest for freedom.