The NFT is called "Eternity" and showcases a meta figure's struggle to break free from an infinite loop, with Anyma's track adding to the effect. Anyma is the solo project of Matteo Milleri, one-half of the legendary melodic duo Tale of Us, who frequently collaborates with De Vecchi to craft captivating visuals. The NFT is also used as a visual for many of Anyma’s live sets, gaining viral attention on social media for its incredible cinematic quality. But this isn’t Tale of Us’ first NFT, as their collections have sold on other marketplaces for over $1.5 million in digital assets.

Who is Alessio De Vecchi?

Alessio De Vecchi, born in Italy and an alumnus of the Istituto Europeo di Design, is a multifaceted creative professional. As an NFT artist, he has made significant contributions to the world of digital art. He also holds the esteemed position of Chief Curator at SuperRare and serves as the Visual Director for Anyma.

De Vecchi's journey began as an industrial designer in Milan, but in 2006, he embarked on a new chapter by relocating to New York. In the realm of art and design, he has collaborated with renowned brands such as Adidas, HBO, LG, and H&M. His creative prowess has earned him acclaim, with notable recognition from publications like Vogue and ID Magazine.

Alessio De Vecchi in the NFT world

In 2020, Alessio De Vecchi embarked on his digital art journey, marked by his debut NFT collection titled "NFT Nobodies." This collection served as a poignant reflection of contemporary society and its social dynamics. Within the same year, one of his paintings from this series received a nomination in the "Best Art NFT" category at the NFT Awards. Alongside "NFT Nobodies," De Vecchi also introduced two additional pieces: "Body of Work" and "In Arms Way."

In 2021, Alessio De Vecchi joined forces with DJ and musician Matteo Milleri to establish the Anyma project. This venture includes an NFT collection, also showcased on SuperRare. Together, they crafted a total of nine non-fungible tokens (NFTs). The debut artwork from the Anyma project was unveiled in November 2021.