Suburbs Gallery Solo Highlight Exhibition no 68

As curators, we are constantly seeking voices that not only resonate with the present moment, but also challenge and reimagine the space in which art lives. The work of Whoslord, a 27-year-old Brazilian artist and digital creator, does exactly that.

Presented here in the heart of our current digital showcase is a centerpiece that vibrates with kinetic emotion—an explosion of color, motion, and symbolic layering that refuses to stay still. Whoslord’s signature style, with its bold palettes and surreal juxtapositions, immerses viewers in a sensory journey both dazzling and introspective. The piece at the center of this installation is available for acquisition, and stands as a powerful embodiment of the artist's evolving universe.

Since entering the Web3 space in 2021, Whoslord has rapidly made his mark as both a visionary and a constant experimenter. His practice moves fluidly between visual art and 3D animation, exploring inner landscapes with a candor that feels at once intimate and otherworldly. Introduced to NFTs by fellow creator Etiene Crauss, he has since achieved significant milestones and continues to push the limits of what digital art can mean.

There is something magnetic about Whoslord’s world. Each composition seems to operate on multiple frequencies—visual, emotional, symbolic—offering viewers a moment of stillness inside the chaos, and chaos within the stillness. Like his state of mind, his art is never fixed. It pulses, questions, transforms.

We invite you to pause here, in front of this work. Let the colors speak. Let the motion hold you. And perhaps, let yourself consider taking a piece of this flux home.

Eyes Epiphany is a radiant manifestation of Whoslord’s dynamic creative vision—a psychedelic convergence of inner chaos and cosmic wonder. In this luminous piece, the Brazilian artist channels his ever-evolving emotional landscape into an explosion of color, motion, and surreal geometry. At the heart of the composition, an all-seeing mechanical entity—part celestial being, part kaleidoscopic machine—bursts outward in centrifugal motion, as if consciousness itself were expanding.

The artwork hums with electric intensity. Whoslord’s signature palette—vivid oranges, neon blues, and saturated yellows—creates a high-frequency visual field that commands attention. Intricate textures and interlocking forms give the piece its sense of movement, as if the viewer has stepped into a portal mid-transformation. The central eye, wide and aware, suggests a moment of realization—an epiphany—not just of sight, but of insight. Around it, orbiting vessels and symbols drift like thoughts in a hyperactive mind, hinting at themes of perception, awakening, and multidimensional identity.

Eyes Epiphany is not a static image; it is a state of mind. It captures the sensation of being flooded with vision, of standing at the edge of something vast and unknowable. As with much of Whoslord’s work, the piece exists in flux—between chaos and clarity, motion and stillness, machine and myth.

This is a work that doesn’t just ask to be seen—it asks to be felt. A mirror of the artist’s own inner turbulence, Eyes Epiphany draws the viewer into its whirlwind of color and thought, offering a moment of suspended time where the boundaries between the real and the imagined dissolve.