Impermanent Loss: Counter-Signal (Ed. of 10)
Counter-Signal, from the Impermanent Loss series by MLow.
Everything says sell; one stubborn streak of colour says otherwise. Conviction against the crowd.
Like every piece in Impermanent Loss, it begins on a custom AI model trained on MLow's own photography, then is hand-finished until the volatility settles into something still. It borrows its name from DeFi and its mood from the moment a thing slips through your fingers. A one-off composition; no two works in the series are alike.
The edition
- Limited to 10 per format, signed and numbered by MLow. Once an edition sells out it's retired: no reprints.
- Five museum-grade formats: archival giclée, canvas gallery wrap, wood, metal, and acrylic face-mount. Choose your size and format at checkout.
- Ships insured, worldwide.
Work from this series has run across 5,000+ NYC Taxi Cabs with Art Crush Gallery x Somo and been shown at the Time To Be Happy Gallery in SoHo. A share of every sale is donated to Chai Lifeline, an organization close to MLow's own story with pediatric cancer.
Only 10 of each format will ever exist. When it's gone, it's gone.
About the Artist
MLOW
MLOW is a New York-based multidisciplinary artist who combines photography, AI, GANs, and 3D art to create vibrant digital landscapes and surreal portraits. With a background in Arts & Science from NYU and a Master’s from NYU Wagner, Low’s work explores the intersection of technology and human experience.
His innovative approach has garnered recognition in the Crypto Art world, including awards such as Optimism’s We Love The Art competition in the AI category, and features in prominent digital art spaces such as Beeple Studios, Time To Be Happy Gallery, and on over 5,000 NYC Taxi Cabs with Somo x Art Crush Gallery. MLow’s podcast, the MLow Show, engages with the broader NFT art community and has hosted over 50 of the top Crypto Art collectors & artists.
Through this work, Low invites viewers to question reality and imagine alternative worlds, using digital alchemy to transform data and code into experiences that resonate on a human level. His art serves as a bridge between technology and spirituality, creating a visual language for the digital age that speaks to our deepest human experiences and aspirations.
First look at new drops
New editions, room openings, studio notes. Editions are 10 per format and retire when sold out.