Current exhibition
Forms in Passing
2,500 WORKS · THREE SERIES
Forms do not remain fixed in a single moment. They shift through repetition, diverge through similarity, and continue through change.
01
889 works
Now on view
02
Forthcoming
03
Forthcoming
Three practices, one studio
Different methods meet in the work.
At Orlunea, artistic practice, image-making, and computational methods unfold alongside one another, shaping the work as they meet.
Founder / Creative Director
National University of Singapore (NUS)Master's in Computer Science
David guides Orlunea’s overall direction, project structure, and long-term development, bringing experience in software and digital systems into the organization and presentation of art projects.
Artist
Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts LondonBA (Hons) Fine Art
Erjin Hairtail works with digital images, form, color, and repetition, building rhythm, difference, and continuity across a series.
AI Engineer / Creative Technology
Tsinghua UniversityMaster's in Software Engineering
Stephen works on generative systems, digital archives, and creative tools, exploring how computational methods can participate in the making and presentation of work.
Orlunea is an independent digital art studio. Through exhibitions, archives, and research, we organize and present digital works while considering how they are made, seen, preserved, and carried into new media and contexts.
We use blockchain not to place technology ahead of the work, but to give issuance, ownership, and transfer a verifiable record. For digital works, provenance and ownership history can remain traceable while the work itself is still encountered first as art.
Form & Flux I is a digital art project by Orlunea comprising 2,500 works across three series. The first series, Chromatic Cadence, contains 889 works. The project considers how form, color, and structure shift through repetition. Each work can be viewed on its own, while their differences and echoes, seen in sequence, form a larger visual experience.
Yes. Form & Flux I is planned to offer ownership-verified physical prints for collectors.
We are working with a print supplier that accepts cryptocurrency payments. Before a print is purchased, the supplier will verify that the corresponding NFT is held in the buyer’s wallet; only after ownership is verified will a physical version be produced.
Each NFT can correspond to one physical print only. Once printed, that NFT cannot be used to request a second corresponding print. Every physical print will carry a unique number and include an ownership-verification letter tied to that NFT verification.
Timing, size, and print format are still being finalized. To keep the physical presentation consistent across the series, we expect to offer one, or at most two, standard print formats.