Had an absolute blast in Tokyo. Congrats to @SuperchiefNFT and @NoxGallery on an epic event. Great to meet so many ordinal community legends and share my new project.

Introducing: 🟠 FL1CK3R 🟠 A Ltd series of recursive and re-inscribed animations on Ordinals. Created with the team at @OnChainMonkey

Gm Pepe Toilets NYC drops today at 4:20pm est, mint at:

Pleasure to converse with @mondoir and @qbuttonphd about art, markets, and the future. Thank you for having me @nft_paris 🇫🇷

This piece is on auction for ~26 hours, no reserve. 12pm EST Start. Ends 230pm EST Thursday. The top 10 bidders will get airdropped unique 1/1/25 "momentos"; each will be a hand-written snapshot of one collection. Additional editions from that series will be distributed to Bryan and Eddie's communities.

"Barrel of Monkeys" Edt of 5. On Apechain (obviously) To be minted & airdropped to the 4 responders and myself.

Gallery Announcement: We’ve officially started the March non profit residency program with talented 11 artists. Big thanks to March residency artists mentors - @PepeEternal @bryanbrinkman and @egodead You’re all invited to come by the Time To Be Happy gallery to meet the artists! March art creation subject is : Life and its Depending Source/s. The concept is to showcase an object that is alive and the source/s it depend on Each artist will showcase one art work based on the subject at the March residency closing exhibit on March 27

This assumed that I’m sane 🤪 Thanks for having me @NFTLAlive x @SuperchiefNFT

Excited to share that following its initial showing at @DigitalArtWeek my artwork will continue to be on display at Outernet London. Truly incredible news since this spot gets 1.5 million visitors a week(!). Beginning June 2nd, all 4 works will be on rotation. You can check the @outernetglobal app for showtimes. photography: @andrebaumecker

gm! spotted at @consensus2025 thanks @ALLSHIPS for curating it ❤️

TY @bryanbrinkman 🪂

'Love Bytes' (2025) by @bryanbrinkman Offered as a 1/1 NFT + Lightbox (50×65×7cm) Part of The Paintboxed Exhibition at The Digital Art Mile in Basel (June 16-22). Bryan Brinkman: "'Love Bytes' was inspired by both the inner workings of the Paintbox system and my lifelong connection to graphics cards. While digital art often emphasizes software, it’s the hardware—the unseen circuitry beneath it all—that truly powers the work. In many ways, the motherboard acts as a co-parent to the artwork: holding the system together and giving it life. Creating this piece within Paintbox felt surprisingly similar to traditional painting—deliberate, constrained, and without the luxury of an 'undo' button. I approached it like a blank canvas, building it up chip by chip, wire by wire, until a portrait of the machine’s heart emerged." Below: 'Love Bytes' (2025) by Bryan Brinkman, shown against animated detail views of the work. A photograph by Adrian Wilson and a short video of Bryan Brinkman during the work's creation.