Jan 31, 2024

Accompart's presents the digital sculpture auction “Weightlessness.glb”

A Pioneering Digital Sculpture on the blockchain.

13–19 February 2024 — The art world is on the brink of a revolutionary exploration into the cosmos of digital sculpture with ACCA’s upcoming auction “Weightlessness.glb.”

“Weightlessness.glb ‘’ marks ACCA’s third curated Digital Auction and the first dedicated to 3D sculpture! This auction is a journey of unconditional acceptance, navigating an invisible set of rules crafted by humanity that perpetually clashes with the laws of the Universe. In this perpetual struggle, we inevitably face defeat, yet it is only through this path that awareness of the Creator’s primacy infiltrates our lives. Numerous artists delve into the theme of weightlessness in their creations, distorting space and form and challenging the conventional reality as perceived by individuals. ACCA, known for pushing the boundaries of art curation, has brought together exceptional representatives in the realm of digital sculpture for what promises to be one of the world’s pioneering showcases of this genre. Featured Auction artists includeMarcel MuntyanuCeren SuSpøgelsesmaskinenMartinjoSsSantiagoney (Napster)Micah AlhadeffJavier MontteroKitasavi, Ivan HugoSky GoodmanSabato.

These digital maestros are the avant-garde architects of the virtual realm. They wield pixels, code, and algorithms as their canvas, plaster, and marble — all encapsulated within the confines of the computer.

With his colossal steel sculptures, notable figures like Jeff Koons transform the weight of metal into ostensibly floating bouquets of tulips poised to take flight. Lucio Fontana’s incisions on two-dimensional canvases reveal an endeavor to convey a sense of space devoid of physical constraints through art. The digital sculptures featured in “Weightlessness.glb” defy Archimedes’ physical theory, presenting a distinctive artistic expression transcending gravitational norms. In the digital realm, sculptures lack physical mass, uniquely exploring form and space.

Accompart's presents the digital sculpture auction “Weightlessness.glb”

“We believe in the limitless possibilities of digital art, and ‘Weightlessness’ is a testament to the boundless creativity that can be unleashed in the digital sculpture space. We invite art enthusiasts and collectors alike to join us on this cosmic journey,” says Sergey Shendrik, web3 advisor and co-founder of the ACCA Auction House.

The “Weightlessness.glb” auction is poised to showcase works by renowned artists, each playing a crucial role in advancing the evolution of digital sculpture. Stay tuned and subscribe to the auction for an awe-inspiring showcase that has the potential to redefine the landscape of contemporary art.

Accompart's presents the digital sculpture auction “Weightlessness.glb”

“Weightlessness.glb” Space Architecture:

ACCA Auction House collaborates with oncyber.io to unveil a pre-auction exhibition (link) placed in a virtual gallery. The minted digital gallery will host a preview of the upcoming auction, presenting an architectural narrative that unfolds amidst an environmental apocalypse. The space features a symbolic tale of drifting objects set against the backdrop of a wasteland, where the interplay with installed sculptures amplifies and, at times, contradicts their essence. These sculptures stand as symbols of freedom and weightlessness, challenging the established norms of nature. Yet, they find themselves in a perpetual struggle with the wandering objects, whose imagery embodies the constraints on freedom of expression, akin to a form of punishment.

Accompart's presents the digital sculpture auction “Weightlessness.glb”

“Weightlessness.glb” gallery creator Vitaliy Abramovskiy reveals the main concept idea: “🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱☣️🌱🌱🌱.”

The digital sculptures pose profound questions:

  • Can one impose one’s will on another?

  • Does the tangible world limit the artist’s creative freedom?

  • Alternatively, can the digital realm emerge as a haven for unrestricted expression?

Rather than providing definitive answers, the exhibition encourages visitors to contemplate and position these queries within their perspectives.

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