Moments of the Unknown by Justin Aversano.

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Moments of the Unknown is a daily podcast series by Justin Aversano that captures 365 conversations across the NFT ecosystem. Featuring artists, collectors, curators, galleries, and institutions, the series offers an inside look at the people shaping digital art culture, one day, one voice, one story at a time. Together, these moments form a living record of a community defining a new era of art. All episodes were recorded live on X as daily Spaces, raw, unedited, in real time, capturing the energy of a moment and a platform where much of the NFT movement continues to build and evolve.

  1. Sep 3

    #365. Nibby

    On April 6th, 2025, Justin Aversano spoke with Nibby, an Ethiopian photographer, producer, and world traveler. Based in Addis Ababa, his work explores travel, culture, landscapes, and wildlife across Ethiopia and Kenya. Alongside his photography, he works as a tour operator, connecting people with the places and communities he documents. X: @nibbytravels Linktree: Nibbytravels

    #365. Nibby

  2. Sep 3

    #364. Tyler Hobbs

    On April 5th, 2025, Justin Aversano spoke with Tyler Hobbs, an Austin-based visual artist known for his work with algorithms, plotters, and paint. His practice explores computational aesthetics and the relationship between the structured logic of computer systems and the organic unpredictability of the natural world. Hobbs is the creator of Fidenza, a landmark long-form generative art project released through Art Blocks, and co-creator of QQL with Dandelion Mané. His work extends generative processes into physical painting and drawing, bringing code, mechanical tools, and the artist’s hand into conversation. X: @tylerxhobbs Linktree: TylerHobbs

    #364. Tyler Hobbs

  3. Sep 3

    #363. Laurent

    On April 4th, 2025, Justin Aversano spoke with Laurent, known online as NFTLaurent, a digital art collector and active member of the Web3 art community. His collecting spans a range of contemporary digital artists and projects, with a particular emphasis on supporting artists and building relationships around their work. He has also collected from Justin Aversano’s Moments of the Unknown, describing the project and his personal connection to a work photographed in his hometown of Paris. X: @LaurentNft64534

    #363. Laurent

  4. Sep 3

    #362. Anna Carreras

    On April 3rd, 2025, Justin Aversano spoke with Anna Carreras, a Barcelona-based generative artist and creative coder whose practice explores the complexity that emerges from simple rules and the balance between order and chaos. Working with algorithms, creative code, and interactive technologies, Carreras creates visual systems inspired in part by Mediterranean culture and landscape. Her work has been presented through platforms including Art Blocks and Feral File, as well as institutions and festivals such as Sónar and Medialab Prado. X: @carreras_anna Website: AnnaCarreras

    #362. Anna Carreras

  5. Sep 3

    #361. Matt Hall

    On April 3rd, 2025, Justin Aversano spoke with Matt Hall, a creative technologist and artist who co-founded Larva Labs with John Watkinson. Together, they created influential blockchain art projects including CryptoPunks, Autoglyphs, and Meebits, exploring digital identity, generative art, and the possibilities of code as an artistic medium. Their work has entered major museum collections including MoMA, the Centre Pompidou, and the Whitney Museum of American Art. X: @matthall2000

    #361. Matt Hall

  6. Sep 3

    #360. Alex Estorick

    On April 2nd, 2025, Justin Aversano spoke with Alex Estorick, a writer, editor, curator, and media theorist focused on digital art and emerging technologies. He is the founding editor of Right Click Save, a publication dedicated to critical conversations around digital art, blockchain, and technological culture, and a Visiting Research Fellow at Goldsmiths, University of London. Estorick also edited Right Click Save: The New Digital Art Community (2024), an anthology documenting the artists, collectors, and ideas that shaped the rise of digital art. X: @AlexEstorick

    #360. Alex Estorick

  7. Sep 3

    #359. Patrick Tresset

    On April 1st, 2025, Justin Aversano spoke with Patrick Tresset, a French artist based in Brussels known for his performative installations using robotics, AI, and computational systems. Originally trained as a painter, Tresset develops robotic agents that draw and perform as stylized actors, using technology to explore human presence, memory, time, and mark-making. His work has been exhibited internationally at institutions including the Centre Pompidou, Fondazione Prada, the V&A, and the Mori Art Museum. X: @patricktresset Linktree: @patricktresset

    #359. Patrick Tresset

  8. Sep 3

    #358. nicedayJules

    On March 31st, 2025, Justin Aversano spoke with Jules, known as nicedayJules, a multidisciplinary artist working across photography, film, motion design, and digital art. Drawn to the beauty of the natural world and pop-culture aesthetics, his practice explores time, beauty, love, loss, and the relationship between humans and technology, often creating works designed to evolve beyond a single viewing. X: @nicedayJules

    #358. nicedayJules
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Moments of the Unknown is a daily podcast series by Justin Aversano that captures 365 conversations across the NFT ecosystem. Featuring artists, collectors, curators, galleries, and institutions, the series offers an inside look at the people shaping digital art culture, one day, one voice, one story at a time. Together, these moments form a living record of a community defining a new era of art. All episodes were recorded live on X as daily Spaces, raw, unedited, in real time, capturing the energy of a moment and a platform where much of the NFT movement continues to build and evolve.

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