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By Marcos Ezequiel The story of this artistic section began while I was laying the foundations for the "Mini-Brutalism" artistic subgenre. One of my boldest decisions—made after weeks of artistic introspection—was to create three artworks set in the Holy City of Jerusalem, combining monotheistic religious contexts (Christianity, Judaism, and Islam) with local architecture, Brutalism, and Trance Music. All three artworks share the same dimensions (21x21), making them an offici

By Marcos Ezequiel Hello, my name is Marcos Ezequiel. I founded the Mini-Brutalism Art Movement on September 24, 2026, as an artistic sub-genre branching off from Mini-Minimalism (created on December 4, 2025). It draws upon the Brutalist art developed within both the Shariff Collection (created in March 2022) and the RaritieS Collection (which fuels both Mini-Minimalism and now Mini-Brutalism). Mini-Brutalism aims to expose structural components—through colors and geometric s

By Marcos Ezequiel Today, I bring you Part 2 of the story behind the RaritieS Collection, in which I present the 5 remaining artworks that complete the first part of the series—featuring integer dimensions ranging from 1x1 px to 10x10 px. If you haven't seen Part 1 yet, be sure to check out "Mini-Minimalism: The History Of RaritieS Collection." 1 - RaritieS - Mini Sandra (10x10) Date: September 8, 2026 This artwork establishes my mother as a co-creator of my artistic journey,

Hello everyone. In previous posts, I detailed the stories behind the artistic creation of the RaritieS Collection (launched on May 28, 2024) and the Mini-Minimalism Art Movement—which I founded on December 4, 2025. These initiatives benefited from my mother's direct financial support for the physical workspace, as well as her involvement in cultural intermediation and the co-authorship of specific projects, alongside various artistic influences [1, 2, 3]. Today, however, I pr

By Marcos Ezequiel Deconstructing off-chain media ephemerality and documenting the performative retraction of the RaritieS Collection into an institutional studio archive. "We don't have the content for this NFT yet. Check back later." Live recording of legacy platform interface degradation during the performative retraction process (Rarible OG). Introduction During the live screen-recording of our performative retraction on legacy platforms (Rarible OG Contract: 0xc9154424b8

By Marcos Ezequiel As you may have noticed in the post Mini-Minimalism: The History Of RaritieS Collection, where I portray my personal stories and analyses through artistic creations, taking the RaritieS - Mini France (5x5) artwork as a starting point, I highlight that music is one of the powerful tools to influence us, whether positively or negatively. In that post, I showed how the song "Voyage Voyage" by Desireless makes me dream of better days. Today, I can say that the

By Marcos Ezequiel Today, I’ll tell you how the RaritieS Collection came to be. This work originated from the conceptual exploration of spaces within the works created for the Shariff Collection; in fact, if you look at the print below, you'll understand that there's a previous history. Before (Image 1) The name of each project before they were integrated into the RaritieS Collection. After (Image 2) Although the modification date for the PSD file of the old Mini Cross (now M

By Marcos Ezequiel Hello, my name is Marcos Ezequiel (born May 22, 1997, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil); I am a digital artist and the founder of the Mini-Minimalism art movement. My journey as a digital artist began in March 2022 with the launch of the "Shariff Collection", which I informally dubbed the "Cornerstone," as it serves as the foundation for this entire process. Comprising over 150 of my original works, the collection aims to bring the enduring relevance of 21st-centu

By Marcos Ezequiel Hello, my name is Marcos Ezequiel. I founded the Mini-Minimalism Art Movement on December 4, 2025, a philosophy embodied in the RaritieS Collection launched in May 2024 with "Mini France" and "MiniM." The movement's core objective is to produce influential art within highly restricted dimensions. These tiny spaces demand simplicity and strict rules, ensuring that every pixel reinforces an unambiguous core idea. This approach centers the artwork's concept an