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Where are you coming from (Provide a little bit of your background, have you moved, etc.)

I am originally from Rimini, Italy. I moved to London in 2015 at the age of 9 and have been since.

Can you tell us about your background and what led you to become an artist and finally experiment with NFTs?

My artistic background started at the beginning of my life, art was always original. It started with drawing in Microsoft Paint and making book covers on paper. From then on, when I moved to London, I started making small journals. My artistic path really started though when I started creating Microsoft PowerPoint presentations. It fueled my interest in design, and taught me the power to learn new skills. Speaking specifically about the industry, I started learning 3D with SketchUp Pro in early 2019, because I bought my first 3D printer at that time. I have improved my skills over the years by creating vases and accessories for “my” online store. 2021 was a life-changing year, as I started competing in architecture and entering a more business-centric mindset. NFT really started as another job on the calendar. My prospects for starting this journey were really fragile, but it finally started in December 2021, and since then I have had no regrets, having actually finished school at the age of 15 to focus on the industry.

When did you first mint your NFT? Which platform did you choose and why?

My first NFT shots were made in early December 2021, just when I started. I didn’t really know much about them, and the lazy minted at Rarible without any collection of them. There were no fixed numbers or anything, because I had no idea what I was doing. Since then, I’ve burned everything in Rarible and started the journey with OpenSea and much more in March 2021 with the new BrickBeads. I chose OpenSea for the main collection because it is the largest NFT marketplace, as well as it is cheap for me to get started.

Can you tell us one thing you can’t live without? (And why)

I couldn’t live without music. Because it is the most powerful reinforcement for art and life in general. If I fall, it can make me think of a brighter future, when it concentrates on me for art, makes me free and happy, and has no existence like time.

Who is your favorite artist (s) (NFT)? What resonates with you about their style

There are a lot of artists that I have a lot of respect for and it wouldn’t be right to talk about just one. Everyone has an iconic style of their own; I will add to this list Federico Clapis, 0xTjo, Four IV, OtherWorld, FVCK Render, Mark Inducil, Ronald Ong, 1DontKnows and many more … Special mention though for the famous XCOPY and Beeple, whom I admire and want to see . Talking about style, it’s just a connection. As soon as I saw their art, I liked it, basically they easily appealed to me.

Who is your favorite NFT artist? What makes this artist unique?

If I had to analyze a bunch of artists, it would be Federico Clappis. I inadvertently heard his name in 2020, “before NFTs went mainstream”. The uniqueness of this artist

What compelled you to follow the NFT industry?

Instead of creating a business that forced me to follow the NFT industry, what I was doing then was passion. See, even though I was an artist who couldn’t make enough money to survive in 2019. But understanding the environment and technology behind NFT has stopped me from doing what I was doing, and as I said before, all-in. I will build the industry for a lifetime, and NFTs are just the beginning and hopefully in the future too It’s something special, and it’s just the beginning.

What is an NFT that you want to buy but miss

Although I’ve sold countless NFTs and grown a lot, I still haven’t been able to buy an NFT properly. The reason being I am trying to save for a new studio, equipment and much more. I want to buy art from selected artists soon, because I am a big believer in NFT and art.

Where would you go if you could travel anywhere in the world? Why this location?

I live in London, which is arguably one of the best places in the world. In terms of travel, I don’t really think too much about the destination, but rather the travel itself. My dream with this profession is to be able to travel constantly, carrying with me the tools to create.

What are your other passions besides art? Why?

My passion is far from art, but obviously the main thing is technology. I prefer NFT to be close to the display and staff. I have long been a fan of modern technology, writing books and playing incredible device games myself. This too

Do you create other forms of art?

In the case of other forms of art, yes and no. My main one is no doubt 3D and animation soon. I’ve always hated the body art, like painting, modeling, collage … but I myself am a big fan of graphic design, presentation design and book cover / logo design and a professional artist.

Are you self-educated or trained?

My style, at least in NFT, is Brickbeads World itself. It’s a great story of how I came up with it. It started in mid-2019 when BrickBeads had common squareish characters and was used to do 3D printing work as a vase. They didn’t work, so I put them in an online folder, until I use the concept, turn it into something special, and it starts at the end of 2021. My style with Brickbeads is about continuous improvement. Talking about the name, since it represents style, was actually random. I took a 5 minute break, and I had an idea for the name, which was strategically created with two 5-letter words starting with the letter B for easy brand recognition.

How do you come up with your specific style?

My style is improving day by day. Improvement is my main mission / focus, and I’m proud to see it happen significantly each month. I mean, I created complex 3D characters and much more from poorly rendered cubes in just 6 a month.

How has your style evolved over the years?

I’ve already collaborated with some artists, and I’m not planning to collaborate anytime soon Although I have some ideas …

What is coming in the near future?

In terms of the upcoming drop, yes. As I said, Super Rare Genesis, my best fine art piece is due to arrive in early September (this year) and more BrickBeads are coming to the BrickBeads 2 collection.

Website link

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Twitter = https://twitter.com/spz7dsn_graphic
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