traffic (2025)

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  • Artist
  • Nationality

    Ukrainian

  • Genre

    Hand-engraved basalt with digital extension (NFT)

  • Style

    Conceptual assemblage / urban material

Artwork Details:
2025, hand engraving on basalt (volcanic rock), 8 × 11 × 1.5 cm, 340 g. From the series STONE – artifacts of the future past. Edition 2/16 · ID 34w. Includes:

  • 1× Hand-engraved stone
  • 1× Custom display stand
  • 1× NFT (claimable post-purchase)
  • 1× Collector card
  • 1× Exhibition poster
  • 4× Random stickers
  • 1× NFT claim instruction sheet

Digital Companion:
A 1/1 NFT is included as a creative digital layer of ownership and memory.

  • Delivered directly by the artist
  • No crypto or gas fees required
  • Viewable with any supported wallet
  • This is not a legal proof of ownership — learn more
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Artist’s Note:
The stone depicts two cars facing right.
Above them is an arrow.
This is a scene from a race that no one remembers anymore.
It is not known who was driving.
It is not clear where.
Only the idea remains — movement.

When everything else disappeared —
the asphalt, the gasoline, the routes themselves —
the stone remained.
It preserved what was important:
the desire to move forward.

This is a fragment of time
when people lived in the rhythm of speed.
When cars were an extension of the body,
and the road was an excuse.

Now all this is just a beaten track.
A simple line.
An arrow.
Forward.

The stone is the first blockchain.
It does not forget.

Artwork reference: IS-STO-02

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