AGI has arrived
Interactive kinetic 3D portraits of the figures shaping the age of AI — five overlords, one network. Drag, rotate, and layer the living portraits to compose your own iteration, each captured on-chain.
Current Exhibition
Hand-fabricated 3D collage and magnetic portraits — on view and available now at Eterno Gallery, Lisbon.
At Eterno Gallery
A series of 1/1 giclée prints by Coldie — signed, on Canson Arches BFK Rives paper, 2026.
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At Eterno Gallery
A magnetic, rearrangeable portrait in lenticular/stereoscopic 3D — the collector reconfigures the composition. 2026.
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At Eterno Gallery
An interactive touchscreen artwork — one screen with integrated computer and the work within. 2026.
View on EternoCurrent series
Filthy Fiat is an art project by Coldie that transforms U.S. dollar bills he buried — and that were destroyed by mold — into a commentary on the fragility and debasement of fiat currency.
In 2020, living in a wildfire-prone mountain town, Coldie buried a box that held two hundred one-dollar bills. Two years later he exhumed it to find the cash had fused into a solid brick of mold — unspendable. Those same buried bills form the facial features of the Christie’s piece Warren Buffett — Filthy Fiat.
The Thesis
My work begins in experience. When something profound happens to me, my response is to create. I have found the key is staying open to the feeling in those moments, capturing the essence of that magic and holding it inside the work. From there it becomes a puzzle to decode, one that unfolds into an experience you can step inside.
Touch the Art
Kinetic 3D Collage
Physical, hand-arranged 3D portraits the viewer can rearrange. The first sold at Christie’s; current work is at Eterno Gallery, Lisbon.
Warren Buffett — Filthy Fiat (2024)
Double-sided magnetic moveable portrait pieces, magnetic 3D depth spacers, and mixed media on Dibond · 33 × 21 × 6¼ in. (83.8 × 53.3 × 15.9 cm)
Warren Buffett — Filthy Fiat (2024) was the debut of Coldie’s portraiture as physical 3D sculpture, and the first of his kinetic magnetic portraits to sell at Christie’s. Its features are built from real US dollar bills the artist buried underground for two years, unearthed mottled with mold — fragile, debased currency reassembled into the face of one of capitalism’s most famous investors. The collector is invited to rearrange the magnetic pieces; every change is recorded on-chain, so the work keeps living after it is sold.
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Minted · R.A.R.E. Art Labs · Ethereum · on-chain record [link to add]
Pioneer, on-chain
On May 7, 2018, Coldie minted The Day We've All Been Waiting For — the first stereoscopic artwork recorded on a blockchain. There was no collector market for it yet; that was the point. He made it to prove that peer-to-peer ownership of digital art was real, and that it pointed to the future of the digital economy.
Tokenized on Ethereum through R.A.R.E. Art Labs, it was a bet that if artists tested the technology early, names like Shepard Fairey and Banksy would eventually follow. Fairey has.
The work you see at the top of this page is this one, in motion. Here it is explained: true 3D, the receipt, and the story. The astronaut ascends toward the moon beneath a HODL billboard — hold on for dear life — over the artist’s own photographs of Los Angeles and San Francisco, the two cities that shaped his twenties and thirties.
Full wall text & provenanceFront Row 3D — 2009–2018
Coldie photographed rock and hip-hop in real depth with a camera he built himself, serving as the official 3D photographer of Coachella in 2009 and 2010 — believing a technology that didn’t yet exist would one day render the images in full dimensional color. In 2021, viewing the archive in VR for the first time, that conviction was confirmed.
Them Crooked Vultures Coachella 2010 · shot in 3D by Coldie
Featured on coachella.com, 2009–2010
In his own words
Featuring stereoscopic 3D artwork including Front Row 3D: Photography from the Coachella Music Festival, and works that would later be tokenized as digital works.
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Blockchain here is a provenance feature — verifiable authenticity and permanent, public record — not a gimmick.
Lenticular prints and kinetic sculptures.
Price on request
Digital editions.
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