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Experiments

At Feral File, we experiment with new ways to engage with art—exploring time-based works, community-driven projects, and blockchain as a creative tool.

We’ve partnered with renowned artists and cultural institutions to push the boundaries of collaborative digital expression. We support projects that test new models of engagement and believe blockchain offers a powerful medium for expanding the possibilities of collective creativity.

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Installation View of Σ Lumina, courtesy Agoria

Project 05

Le Code d’Orsay

Feb, 2024 — Mar, 2024

A collaboration with artist Sebastien Devaud, aka Agoria, to showcase original blockchain-based artwork for the first time ever inside the walls of the historic Musée d’Orsay.
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Photo: Claudia Maurino

Project 04

Sofia Crespo

Jan, 2024

Feral File collaborated with artist Sofia Crespo to create a memento for her large-scale generative artwork that was projected onto the facade of Casa Batlló in Barcelona, Spain.
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Project 03

Yoko Ono’s SOUND PIECE V

Mar, 2024 — Ongoing

For her participation in Feral File's MoMA-curated exhibition, SOUND MACHINES, Yoko Ono reconceived SOUND PIECE V (1996/2024) as a digital, on-chain interactive work that invites public participation.
Pixel-art stamps and signatures from the First 15 MoMA Postcards

Project 02

MoMA Postcard

October 3, 2023–September 1, 2024

MoMA Postcard was a collaboration between MoMA and Feral File that invited people around the world to create postcards together, one stamp at a time. Explore the project’s archive.
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Project 01

Refik Anadol Data Universe Burn

May, 2023

Launched with Refik Anadol Studio and The Museum of Modern Art following Unsupervised, Anadol’s sold-out solo exhibition on Feral File, this collaboration invited participants to “burn” previously collected artworks in exchange for exclusive NFTs and physical works.