Moteh NFT Artist Interview NFT Culture | Web3 Culture NFTs and Crypto Art | Platforms and projects
What made you pursue the NFT industry?
First is my love for art. I’d been doing my art as a hobby for a few years when I was introduced to NFT – the fact that it has the ability to make digital art unique was a gamechanger and meant that I could spend more time doing whatever I really wanted to do. can spend Love Since then I’ve learned that one of the most amazing things about NFT in my opinion is how it brings artists together. Before, artists didn’t speak much or in small groups – NFT’s have spawned a community I could never have imagined. I have no doubt that this will go down in history as the digital industrial revolution.
If you could travel anywhere in the world where would you go?
The first thing that comes to mind is Japan. It’s very different from where I live and I want to experience the culture.
What are your other passions besides art?
Photography still has a special place in my heart, always will. Although I am not a master of it, I also love playing music. I often go to throw frisbee with my friends. Some would say it’s not a passion, but I also enjoy spending time with my family.
Do you create other forms of art?
I still do some photography but apart from that all my time goes to my 3d-work. Then I draw with my kids, but I’m sure it doesn’t qualify as art 
How do you come up with your specific style?
Coming from photography, my approach to 3d was very photographic in a sense. A lot of things I’ve learned through photography over the years, I’ve brought with me and used when creating in 3d. Although my style has evolved a lot over the years and still does, what unites it all is the same thing that got me into both photography and 3d in the first place; My love for light. Studying light through photography and now through 3d for over 10 years has given me a deep understanding of it and how it can be used to show emotion and tell a story in its own right. I see it as it shows in my art and how it has evolved more and more about lighting. In many ways my art is the study of light and the search for meaningful emotion through it.
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