Max Osiris is a crypto artist whose signature style combines digital collage and glitch with meme culture and Dadaist appropriation. He began minting on SuperRare in August 2018, among the platform's first wave of artists. In 2020 he was banned from SuperRare and, with ROBNESS and Eric P. Rhodes, co-founded the Trash Art movement.
In 2019 he co-organized one of the first physical crypto art group shows, held in Los Angeles. His piece [re:Surrection] -of- N,N-EverDie(Mt.)³, from 2020, entered the Museum of Crypto Art's Genesis Collection. In May 2021 he exhibited in “Breadcrumbs: Art in the Age of NFTism” at Galerie Nagel Draxler in Cologne, curated by Kenny Schachter alongside artists including Osinachi and ROBNESS. In 2023 his work was included in Sotheby's New York NFT auction “Glitch: Beyond Binary”. He has described his practice as an effort “to create art straight from the heart, unbeholden to anyone or any existing power structures”.
