LUXEVERSE
The ‘Luxeverse’ NFT Collection is exclusively curated by Meta Moina for the House of Ritika, pushing the boundaries of design and art to redefine the artistic landscape.
Meta Moina, The first Bangladeshi decentralized High Fashion NFT & Art NFT digital gallery. META MOINA is redefining the fashion industry by optimizing products through a socially and environmentally engaged lens.
META MOINA represents designers and artists including Designers.
This is helping a future where designers and digital artists have more ways to connect with a new generation of collectors.
Meta Moina is officially a COMPLETELY CARBON-NEGATIVE NFT PROJECT!! Moreover, as a part of the Gallery's green initiative, 'meta moina' committed to planting a tree in Bangladesh for each NFT sold.
Progga প্রজ্ঞা
3.11 ETH (SOLD)
"Progga প্রজ্ঞা" which means wisdom. Which exudes modern glamour and timeless sophistication. It's all grand, vintage. it's an interesting amalgamation of observation and history.
The physical artwork is included in the primary sale of this NFT. And the physical piece need to be claimed at metamoina@gmail.com
Niharika Momtaz is a jewellery designer specializing in making wearable art. She enjoys new and innovative ways of exploring the relationship between fashion and art. These NFTs show her work in close up and in various patterns, accentuating their beauty and form.
This show-stopping piece designed by Niharika Momtaz (courtesy to the fashion label @1972nineteenseventytwo), includes the 3D Fashion NFT. This wearable sculpture, for the first time, showed in a Fashion show in Dubai in 2019 at FAME. The main objective of the show is inclusion, acceptance, and diversity.
Niharika Momtaz is from Chittagong, Bangladesh, and began designing clothing at 18. In 2012, she launched her jewellery label Outliner and 1972 Couture. Momtaz has showcased her collections at various international fashion shows in London, Turkey, Colombo, Cannes, Singapore, Dubai, Doha, Dhaka, and Chottogram. She is also the founder of Bangladesh Art Week (BAW) and Heritage Bangladesh Foundation as well as 'Meta Moina', a fashion and art initiative producing NFTs in the Metaverse age.
Let's Unmask The Harsh Reality Through The Spectrum Of Kaleidoscope 2 - Harun Ar Rashid Tutul
2 ETH
Harun Ar Rashid Tutul is a visual artist fascinated with kaleidoscope animation. Drawing from his graphic design background, he delves into socio-political issues as well as subjects of universal consciousness stemming from a love for all humanity. His core belief is that art can stand as a powerful message against inhumanity and brutality. Be it painting, performance, video installation, or new media works, Tutul practices across multiple disciplines.
BIO: Born in Joypurhat, Bangladesh, Harun Ar Rashid Tutul is a celebrated contemporary artist and curator as well as an associate professor at the Department of Graphic Design, Faculty of Fine Art, University of Dhaka
Dark Silence 1 - Fareha Zeba
0.8 ETH
Fareha Zeba has been working for 40 years on her intuitive and instinctive practice, that has spread across disciplines but usually focused on humanity and in particular, women. In recent years, her subjects have moved away from people towards objects, most notably plants and fruits from her own garden. She is captivated by texture, form and shape and her work has taken a sensory approach.
BIO: Fareha Zeba was born in 1961 in Dhaka, Bangladesh, where she lives and works today. She has participated in numerous exhibitions, art fairs and biennales across Bangladesh and India and is a founding member of Shako - Woman Artists Association of Bangladesh.
Concealed 1 - Habiba Nowrose
1 ETH
From the Concealed Series, this piece by Habiba Nowrose explores the ‘face’ or ‘mask’ that we put out to the world. Although beautiful in composition, this artwork questions why women in particular are compelled to be beautiful. In the path to avail beauty we are made to strip off our individuality, stories and traumas. Eventually we lose ourselves and be one with that fabricated image. We become anonymous even to ourselves and our identities remain concealed. BIO: As a photographer Habiba Nowrose is particularly interested in subjects that explore human relationship and gender fluidity. Her work is based in portraiture and her philosophy as an artist allows space for many different interpretations. In her artistic process, the objects in the image are as important as the subjects meaning that the process of her image making is psychological and interactive at the same time. Colour is important to her as an artist too, each one has a symbolic meaning in her work
Re-imaging the memory and expression 4 - Mahmuda Siddika
0.8 ETH
Mahmuda Siddika works with printmaking, painting, and installation as a way to express her inspiration. The aim of her practice is to discover herself through the experience of life, memories and the secret relationship of nature with its inner self. Her artistic practice is engaged with socio-political dialogue, mythological history and the constant effect of changing which affects communities as a whole.
BIO: Mahmuda Siddika is a Dhaka-based artist. As an art practitioner, her recent achievement included Award on print base installation work in 21st young artist exhibition, Shilpakala academy, Dhaka (2018), award for graphics work on 89th AIFACS, New Delhi (2016) and a merit certificate award from Rabindra Bharati University, Kolkata in 2016. She has presented her works in various international group shows, including at gallery NEST, Hangzhou, China; Sato Museum of Art, Tokyo, Japan; Lalit kala Academy, New Delhi, India; 1st International Print biennale of India at NGMA, New Delhi; Dhaka Live Art Biennial 2nd edition, at Edge Gallery, Dhaka, Bangladesh. Mahmuda’s recent participation includes Live Art Residency at Allegro Art Café and Gallery organized by Allegro Suites, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh (2022,2020); International Artists Residency Chitrashala at Nahargarh, Udaypur organized by Justa Hotel and Resort, India (2019); Global Art Festival at White Rann Desert, Dhordo, Gujarat organized by Gujarat Tourism, India(Dec 2019- Jan 2020); an AIR project Native Myth by Back Art Foundation at Bogura, Bangladesh (2019).
She earned her BFA from Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Dhaka, Bangladesh and MFA from Rabindra Bharati University, Kolkata, India and born in 8th November, 1990 in Mymensingh, Bangladesh.
