Beeple, the most popular NFT artist, will open a physical studio to exhibit NFTs.

Mike “Beeple” Winkelmann created a lot of buzz in the industry as he broke a record $69.3 million at a Christie’s auction last year, and followed up with a Time magazine cover

Now it’s back again to bring the planet of NFTs closer to an even larger number of individuals by establishing a real-world analysis that will host exhibitions.

The idea of the studio for digital art

In a thread of tweets, Beeple wrote that the space is going to be a great exhibition not only for his artwork, but for the entire digital art society.

“Getting together and experiencing digital artwork on the real planet is something I think will help attract the next wave of collectors,” he wrote, “and that’s exactly what we need to get through this bear market.”

Beeple shares that what he wants is to teach the population that this work of art can be shared and appreciated in real life “you will see that this medium is like any other with the function of bringing beauty, causing thoughtful controversy, and really getting excited.”

The popularity of beeple

Beeple gained notoriety for the first time as a digital artist who posted artwork daily, as well as a graphic designer whose concert artwork was used by Eminem, Katy Perry and Justin Bieber.

When the NFT market began to expand in late 2020, Beeple began selling his artwork, immediately breaking records in the process.

What can we expect from this?

This is another new opportunity to show that the whole idea of ​​NFTs and cryptocurrencies is something that has its origins in the digital world. We can also find a way to make sense of it in the physical world.

We hope that this idea of ​​a physical NFT studio will build trust and bring more people closer to this world.