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𝑨𝑳𝑰𝑬𝑵𝑸𝑼𝑬𝑬𝑵: 𝑾𝒐𝒓𝒍𝒅𝒔 𝑾𝒊𝒕𝒉𝒊𝒏 𝑾𝒐𝒓𝒍𝒅𝒔 𝘸𝘳𝘪𝘵𝘵𝘦𝘯 𝘣𝘺 @RaquelGaudard From reimagining Gucci's future to revisiting the early internet through Kento and *Faces*, discover how @ALIENQUEENART transforms personal memories into surreal worlds. Read the full interview on OBJKTOR ↓ blog.objkt.com/post/alienque…

@RaquelGaudard — There’s something of a memento mori in your work, even in all those neon colors. Is death something you think about often, both in your art and in your life? @ALIENQUEENART — Yes, death is something I think about often, both personally and in my work. Growing up in a family that survived the Cambodian genocide, death and survival have always been part of my understanding of life. But I don’t see death as purely dark or morbid. It’s a reminder that life is temporary and that we’re all sharing the same human experience. That’s why I often combine imagery of death, skulls, and impermanence with bright, psychedelic colors and playful characters. There’s beauty, humor, chaos, and life alongside death, and I think my work reflects that tension. Midnight Ramen.exe, 2026. Still from the animation presented in Faces, curated @bygrida for @AsiaNow_Paris at Monnaie de Paris. Released via @objktone.

@RaquelGaudard — Your illustrations are figurative, psychedelic, surreal. How much of your own life finds its way into those images? @ALIENQUEENART — All of my work is about me. It comes from my experiences, memories, emotions, and the things that have shaped me throughout my life. My family survived the Cambodian genocide and the Khmer Rouge, which deeply influenced how I think about memory, trauma, identity, and survival. At the same time, I grew up in America in the 90s, playing video games, watching cartoons, skateboarding, and listening to alternative music; those became another important part of how I see and interpret the world. All of these influences, both personal and cultural, come together in my work through surreal and psychedelic imagery. After School, girl offline, The Hacker - from @kentocards Season 01 Web Nostalgia.

✦ New on OBJKTOR ✦ 𝑨𝑳𝑰𝑬𝑵𝑸𝑼𝑬𝑬𝑵: 𝑾𝒐𝒓𝒍𝒅𝒔 𝑾𝒊𝒕𝒉𝒊𝒏 𝑾𝒐𝒓𝒍𝒅𝒔 𝘸𝘳𝘪𝘵𝘵𝘦𝘯 𝘣𝘺 @RaquelGaudard “All of these influences, both personal and cultural, come together in my work through surreal and psychedelic imagery.” From childhood memories and Cambodian heritage to psychedelic worlds filled with humor, mortality, and surreal characters, @ALIENQUEENART shares the experiences behind her artistic practice. Discover more of her worlds in the full article. ↓

Explore Lucréce's work on objkt ↓ objkt.com/@lucrece/created

**✦ Recent Sales on Tezos ✦** @DesLucrece's Monsters continue to find new homes on objkt. ✦ *The Mancer* — 170 ꜩ collected by @bradfordalexa12 ✦ *Monster Cake* — 18 ꜩ From early Hic et Nunc editions to the Monsters collection, collectors continue to revisit his work.

From his early works on Hic et Nunc to Monsters and BitMON, his distinctive visual language has grown into an entire universe of characters, stories, and collectibles. Five years later, the monsters are still finding new homes. ▼ Alpha Chromo ▼ The Child ▼ The Jack

✦ Artist Spotlight: @DesLucrece ✦ A world of monsters, memory, and identity. Norwegian-born Vietnamese artist Lucréce creates expressive characters inspired by living between cultures. ▼ The Ascender

From digital memories to new artistic experiments, the internet continues to inspire the stories we create. ✦ NEXT STOP: BERLIN ✦ 📍 Internet Café, Kottbusser Damm 81 📅 October 21, 2026 | 7–9 PM CET Curated by @kikanicolela and @micolmicolmicol for @objktone + @postanika for @_second_guess. Powered by @artontezos_ Explore the exhibition directory ↓ browserviews.objkt.com

✦ *Blink of an I* by Vuk Ćosić A reference to the visual language of early computers, where text and code become image. Available works: ✦ *Blink of an I 2* — 4,400 ꜩ ✦ *Blink of an I 3* — 4,400 ꜩ Curated by @postanika for @_second_guess. objkt.com/exhibitions/blink-…

✦ *Salary Men* by @RebeccaRose A surreal collage places an anonymous worker amid an extravagant display of food. Available: ✦ *Seaweed Salad* — 4,000 ꜩ Curated by @postanika for @_second_guess. objkt.com/exhibitions/salary…

✦ *Spider Web* by @martnbruc A densely layered digital composition turns the familiar structure of a spiderweb into an intricate network of images and textures. Available: ✦ *Arielita* — 900 ꜩ Curated by @postanika for @_second_guess. objkt.com/exhibitions/spider…

✦ *The Attempt to Overcome Gravity* by @Georg_Eckmayr Digital devices and fragmented human bodies explore the tension between technology and physical experience. Available works: ✦ *notifications ON #1* — 350 ꜩ ✦ *stay HYDRATED #1* — 250 ꜩ ✦ *i_am TORQUE* — 350 ꜩ ✦ *i_am ACCELERATION* — 450 ꜩ and more. Curated by @postanika for @_second_guess. objkt.com/exhibitions/the-at…

✦ *Estados Posibles* by @_juanrg92 Human silhouettes and intricate organic forms explore the possibilities of transformation. Available works: ✦ *Estados Posibles #3* — 700 ꜩ ✦ *Estados Posibles #2* — 100 ꜩ Curated by @micolmicolmicol for @objktone objkt.com/exhibitions/estado…

✦ *Context Collapse (dots)* by @rheaplex Colorful geometric patterns turn the idea of messages into a dense visual arrangement. Available: ✦ *Context Collapse (dots)* — 333 ꜩ Curated by @micolmicolmicol for @objktone objkt.com/exhibitions/contex…

✦ *Stance* by @emailyedelman Pixelated imagery blurs the boundary between recognizable moments and digital abstraction. Available works shown: ✦ *Stance.7* — 100 ꜩ ✦ *Stance.8* — 100 ꜩ ✦ *Stance.9* — 100 ꜩ ✦ *Stance.18* — 150 ꜩ ✦ *Stance.19* — 150 ꜩ ✦ *Stance.20* — 150 ꜩ and more. Curated by @micolmicolmicol for @objktone objkt.com/exhibitions/stance…