Fer Caggiano Art

21/05/2026

New drop on tezos
A collab with photographer AKA Ritchie Sacramento
I created a frame by frame hand painted animation over his black and white photography.

11/04/2026

video of An Artist’s Life.
Winner of The Memes by 6529.io
Minting Monday, Friday 13th

21/03/2026

An Artist’s Life - 6529 MEME Card

Over the years in Web3, I’ve seen the same message repeated to artists whenever the market turns difficult:

“Don’t worry about the market. Just focus on your art.”

On the surface, that sounds supportive. But for many artists, it misses a deeper truth.

Artists don’t create in isolation.
We create while balancing life.

Bills still arrive.�Families still need us.�Health still matters.
�And the time we spend creating is time we are not spending earning somewhere else.

The idea that artists can simply ignore the market assumes that creation happens outside of reality. For most of us, it doesn’t.

The truth is simpler and more human: the life of an artist is a constant balancing act between passion, pressure, and survival.

Some days we sell work.�Some days we gain visibility.�And some days we simply keep going.

That tension—between the desire to create and the necessity to survive—is what inspired my latest Meme Card submission.

“Behind every artwork is an artist balancing passion, pressure, and survival—sometimes winning, always enduring.”

This message is not about hype cycles or market trends.
It’s about the quiet resilience that keeps artists creating even when conditions are uncertain.

Many of us in Web3 have experienced this firsthand. We’ve seen platforms rise and fall, communities shift, and markets fluctuate. Yet artists continue showing up, sharing work, supporting one another, and pushing the medium forward.

That persistence is what this piece is about.

17/02/2026

Bicycle commute. New work mixing drawing, photography and animation.

11/02/2026

When painting joins photography. I’m combining 2 passions into a new creative path. What do you think?

31/01/2026

AI animation of my original painting “Flamenco Queens” lots of edits out of several outputs. You can see the painting BTS on a previous reel.

18/01/2026

I've been adding some designs to Redbubble. Keeping all the classics and adding new work as well.

This format has no maintenance fee so I am happy to keep a place for my dear friends who enjoy my merch.

Using a marketplace takes away my control over contact with customers and it is limited on that products I can have, but I am glad I can keep this option available for you all.

https://www.redbubble.com/people/fercaggiano/explore?asc=u

08/01/2026

Some of you asked me for notecards. Despite closing my shop, I was able to find notecards options on Redbubble.

Happy to add any other designs by request.

https://www.redbubble.com/people/fercaggiano/shop?artistUserName=fercaggiano&asc=u&iaCode=u-card-greeting

06/01/2026

First of all — Happy New Year 💛
I wish you a truly fabulous 2026.

As the year turns, I wanted to share a small life update.

It’s been almost one year since I relocated back to Brazil after many years overseas. Reconnecting with my family, rebuilding my life as a solo mom, and balancing two jobs alongside my creative work has been intense — but also deeply nurturing. This past year wasn’t about growth at all costs. It was about grounding, healing, and choosing what’s sustainable.

Because of that, I’ve decided to simplify how I share my art.

I’ve closed my main online shop and moved my work to a simple Redbubble page, where anyone who still wishes to collect my art can do so. I’ve added a few pieces and will continue uploading more slowly, as time allows — and I’m always happy to add specific artworks by request.

👉 same address now points to redbubble fercaggiano.com

More than anything, I’m shifting my focus toward writing and sharing on my blog — reflections on art, creativity, life transitions, and rebuilding yourself in new seasons.

If you’d like to stay connected in a quieter, more personal way, I’d love for you to sign up for my blog newsletter.

👉 fercaggiano.art

Thank you for being here — for supporting my art through many chapters. It truly means more than I can put into words.

Here’s to a gentler, more intentional year ahead. ✨

mom, artist, curator, Art & Web3 consultant

21/12/2025

MoMA has added CryptoPunks and Chromie Squiggles to its permanent collection.

This isn’t about crypto. It’s about art history.

Museums like MoMA don’t chase trends — they define canon. This acquisition signals that digital-native art has crossed from “emerging” into institutional history.

Coming from the traditional art world, I wrote a short piece on why this matters and what it unlocks next for digital art inside museums.

Worth a read if you work with art, culture, or creative industries.

The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) has acquired 8 CryptoPunks and a complete set of Chromie Squiggles, recognizing digital art as a vital component of 21st-century culture. This historic move, prompte…