PARTICIPATING ARTISTS
Stacie Ant | Serwah Attafuah | Bob Bottle | Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley | Face3D - Chong Yan Chuah | Amir Fattal | Frederik Heyman | Andrew Thomas Huang | Huntrezz Janos | Sasha Katz | Bahareh Khoshooee | Jabu Nadia Newman | OneFallArt | Dennis Rudolph | Nicole Ruggiero and Sam Clover | Vincent Schwenk | Georgie Roxby Smith | Jam Sutton | Miyö Van Stenis | Mathias Vef | Xemantic

GENDER BENDER TIME TRAVELLER is the world’s first queer exhibition journey between universe and metaverse, with a diverse group of 21 world-renowned artists challenging our perception of gender, sexuality, race, and culture. With works ranging from metaverse landscapes to hybrid avatars and VR sex clubs, boundaries between human, art, and machine are being collapsed to redefine digital art for the next generation.

The exhibition will be featured in the gallery space above the legendary LSD Erotikmarkt on Kurfürstenstraße 151, Berlin-Tiergarten. Tickets (13 €) are available online at eventbrite.com. With their tickets, visitors will get a free NFT of the exhibition’s iconic key visual, designed by an AI program.

GENDER BENDER TIME TRAVELLER has been curated by Geisted and its CEO, Israeli artist Amir Fattal, exploring how a new era of digitality is reshaping multiple facets of identity. The Berlin-based art company is bringing together NFT art and the real world - its inaugural IRL exhibition showcases a diverse array of art, offering unique and surprising perspectives on the technology-fueled evolution of sexuality, gender, race and culture, while addressing identity through the spectacular prism of advanced digital tools.

GENDER BENDER TIME TRAVELLER is the first major international project curated by Geisted, a 360° platform for digital art and WEB3 applications. Through its curated NFT marketplace and IRL exhibitions and events, Geisted aims to become a key player in pushing the limits of digital art and content. The gallery space will hold panels and talks with artists and key industry figures throughout the month-long exhibition. 

(opening hours: Tues-Wed. 2 - 9 pm, Thurs-Sun 12 - 7 pm)