Miraculous lightness and a shimmering glow of tender flowers are the first things to pop up in your mind when thinking of Luna Ikuta and her recognizable creative touch. The creator is a virtuoso digital artist, who is always in the process of improving, inventing, and matching the unmatchable.
Luna has developed her own, unsurpassed signature style which gives birth to beautiful botanical arrangements inspired by ikebana and the process of aquascaping. To add ghost-like transparency without compromising the plant's initial structure results in elven gardens, where not usual but ghostflowers grow.
The nature-inspired NFT collection, dubbed “12 Months of Afterlife”, was created to blur the limits between the living and already gone, physical and digital.“When you take a closer look, you see that plants never move like that in the wind. It is this aspect that causes people to believe it is a simulation, further adding to the mystery of each piece," explains Ikuta.
LA-based artist of Japanese origin, Luna skillfully combines the two cultures, creating digital masterpieces. Her creative endeavors are known and high-valued throughout the globe. She has much to say and to teach others. That's how the article about the creator's life, art, and exclusive NFT Collection got onto Vogue Singapore pages.
The Grace collection is a set of 13 unique pieces showing out-of-this-world flowers and transparent flora in a miraculous composition. The first crypto flowers dropped on January 31, 8 am EST on SuperRare as a looped video with sound to celebrate the January/February Vogue Digital cover. The remaining 12 unique 1:1 NFTs, all named after flowers, will drop on February 8, 8 am EST.
To participate in the exclusive NFT drop, celebrating Vogue Singapore and Luna Ikuta collaboration, you should drop on the SuperRare marketplace on January 31 to come back on February 8, for a chance to own a one-of-a-kind NFT piece. Revel in the pleasure of owning a piece of NFT art created exclusively for Vogue Singapore.
