NFT art and photography share a surprising amount of common ground; neither were immediately accepted nor embraced by the art establishments yet they both managed the make art more accessible, as well as change the entire trajectory of art history. 

Those are just some of the parallels between NFT art and photography and we’ll be looking in depth at those parallels and more in this article. 

Seeing the way NFTs have exploded in popularity despite their brief history, a question in the minds of many involved in the art market and the art community has been: will NFTs replace traditional fine art?

In this article, we examine this question to explore how NFTs have benefited artists, the changes NFTs have brought for collectors, and how NFTs are changing art galleries.

Chloe McCarrick is a London-based fine artist, photographer and mixed-media printmaker specialising in cyanotype art.

This artist has added a contemporary twist to the traditional methods of photography and printmaking, driven by her curiosity to experiment and her desire for innovation.

With the new season upon us, it felt like high time for the Zeno Fine Art consultants to round up our 3 artists to watch out for this Spring.

We’ll take a brief look at the bios, artworks and upcoming news for each Miss Aniela, Nettie Wakefield, and Stuart McAlpine Miller; all of whom are investment-grade artists with artworks sought after by collectors and investors alike.

Zeno Fine Art proudly present Stuart McAlpine Miller’s latest series - Revelations: A Portrait Of Magic is made up of 11 limited-edition prints that will be available only for a limited time once they’re released on April 14th 2022. 

This captivating collection of artworks gives us a darker, fine art interpretation on the Wizarding World of Harry Potter; the result of 6 years in the making by contemporary artist Stuart McAlpine Miller.