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Art basel miami \\ trilitech + superchief gallery at ScopeOn stage for supercheif gallery: Miami
Left to right: Sabato, Violet Bond, Aleksandra Art, Ed Zipco
The event also featured a thought-provoking panel discussion with Ed Zipco of Superchief, Aleksandra Art of Trilitech, and artists Violet Bond and Sabato, exploring the evolving landscape of art on Tezos.
Reflections on Tezos projects during Miami Art Week 2024
This year’s Miami Art Week marked a new milestone for the Tezos ecosystem, showcasing its most ambitious and diverse programming to date. The scope of events, community engagement, and the excitement that Tezos-based projects received throughout the event symbolize art on Tezos gaining further maturity.
EVE: The Power of Growth & Resistance: An exhibition featuring Violet Bond, Victoria West, and Andressa Furletti.
December 2024
"Ebb and Flow" was created shortly after we moved from the outback back to the sea. I had spent my childhood by the wild Australian sea, where the water is warm and untamed, and large reptiles linger in the waves. I loved that it listened to no man, unapologetic in its beauty and danger.
The work reflects the ebb and flow of life and where we find ourselves in its motion. With the photographic assistance of my husband, Alex Ernst, who piloted the drone and has supported my work from the moment we met.
Limited edition of just 30
"Ebb and Flow" was created shortly after we moved from the outback back to the sea. I had spent my childhood by the wild Australian sea, where the water is warm and untamed, and large reptiles linger in the waves. I loved that it listened to no man, unapologetic in its beauty and danger.
The work reflects the ebb and flow of life and where we find ourselves in its motion. With the photographic assistance of my husband, Alex Ernst, who piloted the drone and has supported my work from the moment we met.
Limited edition of just 30
One thing I love about the sea here is that it is always trying to kill you. It will swallow you whole if you let it. While making this work, I was avoiding box jellyfish, also known as sea wasps—one of the most venomous creatures on the planet—and sea lice, which were emerging from the sand and trying to eat me.
Although this sounds extreme, it’s honestly something I deeply love about Australia. It never bends to the comforts of humans. You either learn to live here, or you die.
An assisted self portrait with my Husband Alexander Ernst flying the drone.
Limited edition of just 10
Selected works from EVE, exhibited in Miami 2024
