Rewind Collective
Double Exposure - Frida #2, 2022
Unique Digital Work (MP4)
Accompanied by physical work based on the digital image contained in the NFT
C type print on photographic gloss paper
Stamped ‘Rewind Collective’
This work is unique
Accompanied by physical work based on the digital image contained in the NFT
C type print on photographic gloss paper
Stamped ‘Rewind Collective’
This work is unique
47 1/4 x 32 3/4 in
120 x 83.2 cm
Token ID: to be issued
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Non-fungible token (MP4)
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Minted on: to be issued
120 x 83.2 cm
Token ID: to be issued
Wallet Added: to be issued
Smart Contract Address: to be issued
Non-fungible token (MP4)
Bytes: TBD
Minted on: to be issued
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Double Exposure - Frida #2 is a unique non-fungible token (NFT) by Rewind Collective. The NFT also includes a unique CType print on photographic gloss paper. An activist anonymous collective...
Double Exposure - Frida #2 is a unique non-fungible token (NFT) by Rewind Collective. The NFT also includes a unique CType print on photographic gloss paper.
An activist anonymous collective of artists and digital designers, Rewind Collective is interested in subverting the systems of power that result in gender & minority imbalances around the world. Their works frequently depict empowered images of artists and other figures from history who identify as female.
In this work, we see a shifting, digitized double image of the renowned Mexican artist Frida Kahlo. Known for her powerful self portraits, Kahlo set an enduring standard for the liberty of an artist to address social, cultural, and personal issues in their work. Kahlo included content in her paintings relating to Mexican folklore, political history, religious myth, and identity politics. She was very interested in scrutinizing and subverting gender roles and expectations. As a child she suffered from polio, and experienced chronic pain throughout her life. She was not afraid to reference both her suffering and her strength in her work.
They are one of the first artists to create an NFT that has been acquired into major museums’ permanent collections, with their work now in New Orleans Museum of Art, National Gallery of South Africa, and Fundación MEDIANOCHE0 in Spain.
An activist anonymous collective of artists and digital designers, Rewind Collective is interested in subverting the systems of power that result in gender & minority imbalances around the world. Their works frequently depict empowered images of artists and other figures from history who identify as female.
In this work, we see a shifting, digitized double image of the renowned Mexican artist Frida Kahlo. Known for her powerful self portraits, Kahlo set an enduring standard for the liberty of an artist to address social, cultural, and personal issues in their work. Kahlo included content in her paintings relating to Mexican folklore, political history, religious myth, and identity politics. She was very interested in scrutinizing and subverting gender roles and expectations. As a child she suffered from polio, and experienced chronic pain throughout her life. She was not afraid to reference both her suffering and her strength in her work.
They are one of the first artists to create an NFT that has been acquired into major museums’ permanent collections, with their work now in New Orleans Museum of Art, National Gallery of South Africa, and Fundación MEDIANOCHE0 in Spain.
