Character projects have become a cornerstone of the web3 space and beyond the hype, the format offers a playful canvas for artistic and quirky expression. This piece examines three distinct Tezos collections – Tezzardz, Dickrbuttz, and FRATZE – that together illustrate a spectrum of approaches to digital ‘identities’.

Kyle Flemmer profiles three rule-breaking artists included in the forthcoming Tezos Art Review (TzAR): Pixel Art Anthology.

Collector Absurdeity shares his favorite artists and how he ended up collecting over 15,000 artworks on Tezos.

During NFT NYC 2025, French artist Zancan opened his first solo exhibition with bitforms gallery in New York. Titled ‘Tree_Line’ and running through August 2, the show brings together key works from the artist’s generative practice – spanning plotter drawings, algorithmic installations, embroidery, and hybrid physical-digital compositions.

Kyle Flemmer profiles three artists included in the forthcoming Tezos Art Review (TzAR): Pixel Art Anthology that use dither or noise in their work.

At the Digital Art Mile, held during Art Basel, Objkt presented the group show We Emotional Cyborgs: On Avatars and AI Agents, curated by Anika Meier. This exhibition positioned code-based creativity and algorithmic inquiry as fundamental to how we see and define ourselves today.

Collector and artist Chris Coleman shares his favorite artists and how he first discovered collecting NFTs.

Kyle Flemmer profiles three pixel artists with program windows included in their contributions to the forthcoming Tezos Art Review (TzAR): Pixel Art Anthology.

Collector and artist Nico Arbogast shares his favorite artists and how he first discovered collecting NFTs.

Last week, the NFC Summit in Lisbon took place. As with previous years, the event functioned as a convergence point for web3-adjacent creators and platforms. Art on Tezos was present throughout a series of initiatives.