Canvas to Code

Total Supply
1,000 NFTs
Official Link
twitter.com/artbyvoka

Canvas to Code is a digital art project by renowned traditional artist VOKA.

Voka's trademark style is "Spontaneous Realism", fusing contemporary, traditional art with flavours of the modern spirit. This collection of 1,000 unique pieces is based on physical art pieces by VOKA specifically created for his digital arts project.

Voka's lifework is featured in galleries and exhibitions all over the world, including New York, Miami, Florida, London, Paris, Portugal, Sweden, Vienna... amongst other notable artists such as Banksy and Andy Warhol. Distinctive in his artistry, he has captured the attention of investors worldwide who pay up to USD 50,000 for the pieces. His high-end clients include respected entrepreneurs Frank Stronach and Franz Beckenbauer.

He's excited about his foray into Web3 and cannot wait to ignite the spark of magic with a new generation of art-lovers and collectors!

JOIN CREW3: https://crew3.xyz/c/canvastocode/invite/xMYB4DVcYCuPjtywNJ55n
INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/artvoka/ 

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Canvas to Code is a digital art project by renowned traditional artist VOKA.

Voka's trademark style is "Spontaneous Realism", fusing contemporary, traditional art with flavours of the modern spirit. This collection of 1,000 unique pieces is based on physical art pieces by VOKA specifically created for his digital arts project.

Voka's lifework is featured in galleries and exhibitions all over the world, including New York, Miami, Florida, London, Paris, Portugal, Sweden, Vienna... amongst other notable artists such as Banksy and Andy Warhol. Distinctive in his artistry, he has captured the attention of investors worldwide who pay up to USD 50,000 for the pieces. His high-end clients include respected entrepreneurs Frank Stronach and Franz Beckenbauer.

He's excited about his foray into Web3 and cannot wait to ignite the spark of magic with a new generation of art-lovers and collectors!

JOIN CREW3: https://crew3.xyz/c/canvastocode/invite/xMYB4DVcYCuPjtywNJ55n
INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/artvoka/ 

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