Aleqth: Gallery Show
Each NFT is paired with its original 16x20 inch painting.
September 19–23, 2025 · 243 Bowery · Curated by An Rong (anloremi) · Show 9 of 13Artist
Opening September 19
About the exhibition
Gallery Show by Aleqth presents 200 paintings created since March, with 100 produced in just the past week. His process is relentless and simultaneous: multiple canvases worked side by side, a single brushstroke often spilling across works and binding them into one expanded field. Each piece becomes a timestamp, a relic of the present moment pressed into material form.
Aleqth conceives of these paintings as artifacts for future discovery, echoing the earliest cave works that transmit the voice of a vanished era. Thousands of years from now, he imagines, these canvases will be unearthed not only as individual expressions but as cultural fossils, crystallizing the spirit, humor, and contradictions of our time. Internet memes, TikTok language, art-historical lineages, anime figures, fashion logos, political detritus, and insider jokes among friends all filter through his hand, merging into a visual record of the now.
Text from superrare.com
Aleqth: Gallery Show
Each NFT is paired with its original 16x20 inch painting.
September 19–23, 2025 · 243 Bowery · Curated by An Rong (anloremi) · Show 9 of 13Artist
Opening September 19
Gallery Show by Aleqth presents 200 paintings created since March, with 100 produced in just the past week. His process is relentless and simultaneous: multiple canvases worked side by side, a single brushstroke often spilling across works and binding them into one expanded field. Each piece becomes a timestamp, a relic of the present moment pressed into material form.
Aleqth conceives of these paintings as artifacts for future discovery, echoing the earliest cave works that transmit the voice of a vanished era. Thousands of years from now, he imagines, these canvases will be unearthed not only as individual expressions but as cultural fossils, crystallizing the spirit, humor, and contradictions of our time. Internet memes, TikTok language, art-historical lineages, anime figures, fashion logos, political detritus, and insider jokes among friends all filter through his hand, merging into a visual record of the now.
Text from superrare.com