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The most user-friendly, reputable, and compliant NFT platform to bridge the gap between Fine Art and the metaverse.

23/12/2022

Latest exhibition out on pinsl.com 🚀

created her first ever Fine Art NFT collection with us.

19 unique artworks paired with one physical prop each, used in the creation of the images.

We ship globally and would love to see where they end up at!

Also, check out the podcast on Spotify for a in depth conversation with her on humor, honesty and NFTs

01/12/2022

Siren Symphony in G Sharp by

Available at pinsl.com

11/11/2022

We’re proud to announce our artist is presenting her book “don’t take it personal” Super Books 3.

Drop coming soon on PINSL.com. Series of 19 unique NFTs paired with one real life item each. The props were used in the creation of the photographs.

07/10/2022

Here’s how you can start collecting digital Fine Art on PINSL.

30/09/2022

DAS GLÜCK BEGREIFEN NR.19 (1/3)

This exhibition was produced at an old Polish fencing club - a representation of sensuality, emotional power, and the perfect world of fencing. For the project, collaborated with top stylist Anna Meczynska and Costume designer Agata Koszmieder. Model - Pola Zalewska.

26/09/2022

If you do not have an Ethereum wallet yet, you can easily set up a PINSL wallet and start collecting Fine Art NFTs.

20/09/2022

We always refer to Fine Art NFTs but what are they exactly?

12/09/2022

's Objectify Me is a short experimental film about the different ways women's bodies are objectified and sexualized. However grim the underlying topics may be (nothing fun about sexism and objectification), there’s a certain funny quality to her work, a very delicate humour that balances out the seriousness of the underlying issues. Objectify me plays with our perception of women, bodies and yes, b***s.

08/09/2022

Thrilled to announce the global phenomenon Balance is coming to .
The won an award in 1989 for their groundbreaking stop-motion film. As relevant as ever PINSL is proud to present an updated series of NFTs as of tonight on the platform.

07/09/2022

Balance. In 1989 the Berlin Wall came down. The Cold War ended in 1991 and it is not surprising that a short animated film, that strikes a chord with viewers of all ages and from all background til this day, won an Oscar in 1990 for creating an artwork, clear and precise, that distilled the energy and shift in the global “Balance" into 8min of stop motion film. Five figures on a floating platform, dependent on each others position in order to not fall into the void. And then a mysterious box appears. Still painfully relevant to this day and now, in parts, for the first time ever, available as NFTs.

06/09/2022

PINSL is proud to announce our collaboration with the

The twin brothers Christoph and Wolfgang Lauenstein (*1962) are animation artists, specialized in handmade stop motion animation. The Lauenstein brothers live and work in Hamburg. They studied animation film at HBK Kassel (professor Paul Driessen) and at HFBK Hamburg (Professor Franz Winzentsen). Their animated short film „Balance“ won an Academy Award (Oscar) and many international prizes. For Tarsem Singhs movie „The Fall“ they created an animated stop motion sequence. Their newest stop motion film „People in Motion“ won a special prize at the Festival d`Animation in Annecy. The Lauenstein brothers are also working as screenwriters and directors for CGI feature films. Their movies „Luis and the Aliens“ and „Marnies World“ ran worldwide in the theaters. Their inaugural NFT Project is based on their award winning film “Balance” beloved by a global fanbase.

01/09/2022

“Bride,” is TR Ericsson’s first digital exhibition and presents a singular work in correspondence to his exhibition “Tom & Sue” at Harlan Levey Projects. For over two decades, Ericsson has been working from an extensive personal archive that documents four generations of family life in the American midwest. This small 8 x 10 inch snapshot is the source of several artworks, which have been exhibited at the Smithsonian Museum of American Art, The Cleveland Museum of Art and the Everson Museum of Art and will continue to play a role in his future practice. The NFT is created from an original found photograph of Susan B. Robinson (1968) In Ericssons words: "A bridal portrait taken of my mother in 1968 to commemorate her first marriage. A few months later they were divorced. She never talked about it. I recorded an interview with her over the phone toward the end of her life and asked her about him. Unusual for her she demurred, said she’d rather not talk about it, adding only, “he was weird”.” The number of the edition references the 454 miles distance between the artists and his mother at the time of her death.

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