How Web3 is changing the way we sell and value art with Lydia Smith

The next guest on our podcast for the Web3 week is Lydia Smith, a multi-disciplined Artist working with historical and contemporary processes to realise her works, using new technologies, such as Web3 to support her works and community of fans. Her studio is based in Trafalgar Square, Central London. Through her practice, she explores the theme of Human connection, which encompasses subtopics, including Ancient History, Technology, Science, and Spirituality. She uses the physical and digital landscape to create sculptures, paintings and digital Art. Working with the Ancient Material, Clay, She enters a flow state, allowing her concepts to express themselves subconsciously; once complete, using her unique method, her work metamorphoses into the digital realm. These pixelated forms inform the evolution of her process.She has also represented Great Britain in international Snow and Ice carving championships in Switzerland and China, as well as working with the film industry and luxury brands. In 2023, she exhibited at Christie’s and the Saatchi Gallery. Her notable works include four monumental sculptures for the Grounds of The Royal Masonic School for Girls.In this episode, we discuss Lydia’s journey, her background as an artist, how she developed a career, her experience of merging art and technologies, as well as her hopes and predictions for the future of Web3 and her own projects.Each week we are releasing an episode in the field of either Metaverse/Gaming, Web3/Crypto/Blockchain, AI or XR. In case we have an extra Tuesday in a month, we have a guest from the Creative industries. Tune in, there are more amazing guests and stories to come up in the future.To connect to Lydia:Website: https://www.lydiasmith.gallery/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lydiasmithartist/Follow us:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/amata-world/Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/amataworld/Twitter: https://twitter.com/amataworld Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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