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0.33333%
Limited edition NFT
1/300 by FVCKRENDER
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Limited edition print
1/300 signed by FVCKRENDER
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FVCKRENDER
Big Care, 2024
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Ownership
0.33333%
Your ownership of the sculpture gives you control over its governance and provides access to exclusive experiences.
NFT
1/300 by FVCKRENDER
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A limited-edition NFT from Fvckrender to celebrate the launch of the 4ft Big Care sculpture. Dropped within two weeks.
1/300 signed by FVCKRENDER
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A limited-edition, signed, physical print featuring the 4ft Big Care sculpture. Shipped within a few weeks after release.
About the artwork
This sculpture is all about connections. The interlocked hand and chain links represent how we're tied together, showing the strength and complexity of our relationships. It’s a visual reminder of our interconnected lives, inviting us to consider the ways we support, rely on and care for each other.
I want to tell a story of what I’ve lived – and what I’m living now.
FVCKRENDER
About the artwork
- TitleBig Care
- ArtistFVCKRENDER
- Year2024
- MaterialResin, steel, automotive paint
- Size30.5 x 36 x 48.5 inches
How it works?
- Once purchased, tokens representing your ownership will be sent to your wallet, and will also be accessible via the collector's dashboard. Owning the sculpture grants you governance control and access to exclusive experiences.
- Within two weeks of your purchase, you will receive a limited-edition NFT from Fvckrender in celebration of the launch of the 4ft Big Care sculpture. This will also be found in your wallet and on the collector's dashboard.
- A few weeks post-release, you will receive a limited-edition, signed, physical print of the 4ft Big Care sculpture. To ensure timely delivery, remember to fill out the delivery form immediately after your purchase.
This collaboration represents the LISA Collective's first public initiation. We aim for it to be a memorable and meaningful experience for everyone.
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FVCKRENDER
1991
Futuristic tech-digital artist Frederic Duquette, also known as Fvckrender, is a self-taught creative working out of Montreal.
In 2016, Fvckrender had a bike accident and lost sensation in the left side of his body. Compelled to exercise his brain, he started experimenting with digital renders. With a defining affinity for sharp architectural geometry, beaming future landscapes and brilliant crystalline arrangements, his renders pay a dark homage to what may eventually reflect our very existence.
His work has been included in sales at major auctions houses such as Christie’s and Sotheby’s. His clients include Supreme, Softest Hard, Columbia Records, Lil Nas X, Epic Records, Harpers Bazaar China, TOKiMONSTA, New Retrowave Records, High Snobiety, Puma, Spotify, Instagram, Wieden + Kennedy, Rosalía, Northlane, Damian Lazarus, Le Cirque du Soleil, Lebron James, Primitive Skateboard, OVO, 88 Rising, Dior, Hypebeast and many others.
Gallery
- ShowAscend
- DatesMay 2-4, 2024
- Location515 W 23rd Street, NY
Curated by
Nina & Ilya
About
It all started with a conversation about art and culture. The co-curation by Nina and Ilya explores the newest and most significant themes emerging today. Their combined experience spans two decades in art, design, culture, and technology.
“Currently one of the most exciting ultra-contemporary artists”
- 01
Best selling digital artist
Fvckrender is one of the highest selling on-chain artists, with prices for his NFTs exceeding 171 ETH, more than $460,000 USD. He’s also caught the attention of bidders in traditional auction houses. Shift, created in 2021, was sold at Sotheby’s in New York for $107,100 USD. He is therefore a rare artist who has had success and exhibits in both the web3 space and traditional art sphere.
- 02
New medium
With sculpture, Fvckrender found physical form for an abstract self. In his sculpture, the artist combines a surreal, symbol laden mode of autobiography and a mastery of line, shape, and texture to create a manifestation of his digital works or smaller scale sculptures. In a natural progression of Fvckrender’s process and body of work, BIG CARE envelops the composition of the smaller white CARE sculpture. Hands and chain links are a recurring theme in Fvckrender's work representing connections and relationships.
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Generation of new collectors
Fvckrender's work encompasses a generation of collectors who built and supported digital art (and now the evolution of these artists to physical artwork) and are looking for a community and culture of collecting. These collectors are redefining the cultural landscape and what it means to collect.
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