Black Label Art Cult


Artist of the Week Feb 2024:

This striking piece of art conjures up notions of demonic cults, sinister nightmares and Satan worship. the artist Black Label Art Cult gives the viewer plenty of fodder for their imagination. The texture of this piece is like that of a vintage photograph which adds to the sense of realism this piece conveys. The artist gives us the impression that this figure may haunt the wilder fringes of our waking hours moaning, or possibly screaming, insanity into the winds. 

Details: 
Artist: Black abel Art Cult
X Profile: @bl_artcult
Artwork: Unnamed 


This publication was created by Australian artist and writer Jasmine Lissau. Jasmine has been exploring digital art and the NFT space since its early years, creating NFT art herself while documenting the artists, ideas and communities emerging around the technology. She created NFT Weekly as a way to discover and share the work of artists working in the space. What began as a weekly publication featuring emerging digital artists has grown into an archive of a particular period in digital art history. Today, Jasmine is revisiting that archive and expanding NFT Weekly beyond its original format. Alongside artist features, she explores the history of NFTs, digital art, Web3, AI and the people and ideas that helped shape these movements. NFT Weekly is both a record of where digital art has been and an ongoing exploration of where it is going.

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