I’ve always been fascinated by domain names—how a handful of characters can compress an entire idea, brand, or identity into a single semantic atom.

Over the last few years that fascination has evolved into an on-chain practice: I now steward 400+ ENS names. The 64 shown here are a preview— I’ll soon weave into forthcoming artworks and curatorial experiments around digital identity.

As an artist/curator my priority isn’t floor-price but expressive power. ENS names act as ready-made conceptual readymades: distilled information packets that let me explore questions of memory, authorship, and the fragility of human communication.

Yes, renewals still need gas—and the occasional nice dinner with my partner is welcome—but the real value is cultural. If you’re building, researching information-theory, or simply collecting language, I’d love to connect.

Open to collaborations, exhibitions, or even letting specific names find the right custodians—provided they’ll be used, not just traded.

VR and AR didn’t go away when the last bull market collapsed. Hundreds of billions of dollars have been invested into the metaverse and names like these are like gold

Check the rest of my collection on @ensvision 
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The rise of virtual and augmented reality technologies has indeed been impressive, showing resilience even during market downturns. Investing in the metaverse can hold great potential for the future.