Fakewhale Newsletter Issue #24

Hello,

Welcome to issue #24 of the Fakewhale Newsletter!

On Wednesday, October 16th, Fakewhale proudly presents “ERRR”, a Fakewhale Solo Series release by qubibi and exploration of the beauty found in imperfection, encapsulating the 'errors' that emerge during digital experimentation.

FW GALLERY ON OBJKT.COM

FAKEWHALE SOLO SERIES | ERRR BY QUBIBI

Debuting on objkt.com on October 16th at 4 pm CEST / 10 am ET, the Fakewhale Solo Series “ERRR” by qubibi is an exploration of the beauty found in imperfection, encapsulating the 'errors' that emerge during digital experimentation. Drawing from his project 'mimizu', in this series these 'errors' are elevated from mere mishaps to essential elements, unveiling the intrinsic beauty and spontaneity of the creative process itself.

Learn more about the release and the featured works before it goes live ⬇️

FAKEWHALE GALLERY | ART MARKET DAY

Last week saw the successful launch of the ART MARKET DAY on objkt.com, involving over 60 ART MARKET artists such as CHEF GLITCH, Filippo Francocci, ʀɪɴɪɪғɪsʜ, drain, 𝚃E𝚄X, Lola Dupre, Gregorio Zanardi, Rocco Gallo, Hannah Polza, Olivera Đurđević, Chepertom, danctrl, resatio, Introvoid, fruttaeverdura, White solitude, Demon Eg⚉, Yigo, Vidal Herrera, Iñigo Bilbao, Bahrull Marta, gengoya, Dax Norman, Recollapse, Fatiemea, cajabeats, Elizabedsh, The Myth, DEHISCENCE, PerfectLoop, Ilya Shkipin, hAyDiRoKeT, sX_zr04, Morpho, Formless, braun, REUSS, Scerbo, ANTN, Alex Dronov, Simulacro, Scorpion Dagger, AD_AD, Ilya Barabin, searchsignal, gen.ericai, blanq, Daria Rastunina, Ferdoropeza, humanboy, 6𝔬𝔯𝔶𝔞𝔠𝔥𝔦𝔨𝔥, PipiUniversel, Rebel Without Applause, da täste, Kappa Sage, eraserhead, Betty Najafi, Marina Ahmadova, Mime, cypheristikal, Saeko Ehara.

Explore the works on primary and secondary ⬇️

FW INTERVIEWS

Marlon Nicolaisen

In dialogue with Fakewhale, Marlon Nicolaisen explores how his technology-driven art reshapes interaction with the digital and physical, inviting a new engagement with everyday objects.

“I often engage with this threshold state. I find it fascinating that objects, which appear entirely inorganic, can gain a certain vitality through movement, for example. They can be understood as hybrids that may evoke emotions in the viewer. Through such exploration, one can perceive their environment differently and possibly develop a new relationship with objects.”

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Norma Jeane

In dialogue with Fakewhale, Norma Jeane explores the intricacies of identity and art, challenging the traditional artist archetype through her collaborative and transformative practice.

“The two pillars of a work of art are typically the exceptionality of its creator (which generates an aura of magic and symbolic predestination around both what they produce and their persona) and the ability of the work to represent concerns considered emblematic of the context in which it is conceived and realized (this second pillar is typically recognized retrospectively, in a historical perspective). These characteristics allow artists and their works to be used as symbolic representations of each historical phase, serving as the premise and necessary condition for its evolution into subsequent stages.”

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INSIGHTS

Jalousies" by Brice Dellsperger at Dortmunder Kunstverein

TRACCE / TRACES by Lawrence Weiner

CONTEMPORARY BLOG

That wraps this week’s issue of the Fakewhale Newsletter, be sure to check in for the next one for more insights into the Fakewhale ecosystem.