Frenetik Void (Buenos Aires, 1994) 

His relationship with technology began as a child through video games. The possibilities of creating worlds within worlds, inspired him to create his own virtual universe. Through 3D softwares, digital collage, and artificial intelligence, Frenetik Void created a large body of work that was exhibited over the years in various digital and physical galleries.

In 2019, he dedicated himself to explore the emerging art platforms on blockchain, quickly establishing himself as a reference in this field. His works are exhibited and sold on NFT platforms such as SuperRare, Foundation, Makersplace, and KnownOrigin and many more.

In 2020 he founded “CryptoArg” the biggest community of crypto artists in Latin America with four IRL shows made around the globe. In 2021 he co-created, in collaboration with Milton Sanz and 0xeegeno, “Game Disease” a project of collectible NFTs with a transmedia perspective. In 2023 he made “Sereno de mi Mente” his first solo show in Buenos Aires and  “Psipsi Koko” an A.I collaborative project with Julian Brangold with it’s first show in Valerie’s Factory Gallery. 

His work has also been exhibited in museums and galleries of New York, Paris, Lisbon, Miami, Mexico City, São Paulo, Milan, Turin, and Venice on several group shows. Since 2023 he’s represented by Valerie’s Factory in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

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2023

Solo Shows

Sereno de mi Mente
C.h.e.L.A / Buenos Aires

Psipsi Koko with Julián Brangold
Valeries Factory Gallery / Buenos Aires

Group Shows

NFT Brasil
Pavilhao Bienal / Sao Paulo

Intertwined
Armazém Soul / Lisbon

Non Places
L’Atelier Éphémère / Paris

Boca+Arte
Centro Cultural San Martín / Buenos Aires

CryptoArg x Bright Moments
Galería Güemes / Buenos Aires

2022

Group Shows

Decentral Art Pavilion
Venice

Riesgo País
Newton Gallery / New York

Italian Tech Week
OGR Torino / Turin

Art Week Miami
Miami

Eth Latam
Centro de Convenciones / Buenos Aires

The Non NFT Summit
Prim / México DF

2021

Group Shows

The Wrong Biennale
Museo della Permanente / Milan

No Existe Tierra Más Allá
C.h.e.L.A / Buenos Aires