The original Dancing Baby NFT
© 1996 Autodesk, Inc. The Dancing Baby is reproduced and distributed with the permission of Autodesk, Inc. All rights reserved.
This dancing baby represents the cry of those of us who live in the chaos of modern times. We inherently wish to show more of our various expressions, but society refuses to let us do so.
This baby's expressionless face seems to be the face of our inability to show our true face even if we wanted to.
The various facial expressions on the head of this baby, dancing around with a straight face, represent the true inner workings of our hearts.
File Format and Size
1080*1080 / mp4 / loop 7sec / 8.8M
YUUKI MORITA
Visual Artist / Digital Sculptor
He has been working in the 3D industry for 10 years and jumped into the contemporary art world 3 years ago. He won a prize at the 2019 Australian art competition BeautifulBizarreArtPrize, exhibited in New York and San Francisco, and is rapidly gaining recognition for his work around the world, including participation in an art fair at the Louvre in Paris in 2021. In March of this year, he is scheduled to present his NFT-based works in a solo exhibition in Tokyo, and he will continue to present his works to the world in a variety of forms.
The original Dancing Baby NFT
© 1996 Autodesk, Inc. The Dancing Baby is reproduced and distributed with the permission of Autodesk, Inc. All rights reserved.
This dancing baby represents the cry of those of us who live in the chaos of modern times. We inherently wish to show more of our various expressions, but society refuses to let us do so.
This baby's expressionless face seems to be the face of our inability to show our true face even if we wanted to.
The various facial expressions on the head of this baby, dancing around with a straight face, represent the true inner workings of our hearts.
File Format and Size
1080*1080 / mp4 / loop 7sec / 8.8M
YUUKI MORITA
Visual Artist / Digital Sculptor
He has been working in the 3D industry for 10 years and jumped into the contemporary art world 3 years ago. He won a prize at the 2019 Australian art competition BeautifulBizarreArtPrize, exhibited in New York and San Francisco, and is rapidly gaining recognition for his work around the world, including participation in an art fair at the Louvre in Paris in 2021. In March of this year, he is scheduled to present his NFT-based works in a solo exhibition in Tokyo, and he will continue to present his works to the world in a variety of forms.
