EDOUARD is a French artist who makes animated GIFs and generative art from photographs and 3D renderings, released as NFTs.,,He is also a collector and curator of digital art.In 2023 he held the first solo show at the NFT Factory in Paris, in which he appeared as both artist and curator.,
His 2023 CITYSCAPE works reinterpret cityscapes by distorting reality with vivid colors and fluid effects.ECCHYMOSE draws on color field painting and op art and abstracts the changing colors of a healing bruise into a gradient circle. In the artist's words, each edition embodies a different skin tone and the focus is on self-healing rather than violence.VOXEL SUMMER, an animated GIF in a limited edition of 99, is inspired by XCOPY's summer.jpg.With the French artist BOOYASAN, he made collaborative worksthat led to a joint exhibition at IHAM Gallery in Paris in February 2024.MOUTURE is an abstract replica of a flour-milling building in Lisbon, in which 262,144 particles move through the building's four floors on screen.
His 2024 exhibition “EDOUARD – THE ART OF DIGITAL” at the NFT Factory mixed his own works with works from his collection on the venue's 50 screens. In 2024 his work was included in “Art of Punk” at the Francisco Carolinum Linz in Austria, and WATERFALL 1 later entered the museum's collection. In December 2024 he became Head of Arts at Artcrush, which shows digital art on public billboards.
He is also a collector, and at a 100 collectors salon at the macLYON he spoke on a panel about acquiring digital works.He created NFTimeless, a tool that checks where an NFT's metadata and media are stored and scores its long-term risk of disappearing. In a 2026 episode of NFT Morning, he explained that the token lives on the blockchain while its images and videos are often stored elsewhere.The same year he was interviewed on NFT preservation and storage in a series launched by Right Click Save and 100 collectors.,He also gave a talk at the NFC Summit in Lisbon titled “Preservation and Platform Fragility: Why Most NFTs May Not Survive”.
