WHA is a multidisciplinary author working across art, literature and technology, releasing digital work exclusively as NFTs on SuperRare, Async, OpenSea and Rarible. His work returns to questions of reality, human existence, cross-civilizational communication and how humanity expresses itself in the digital age, often through artificial intelligence.
WHA contributed Tile #26 to Layer Breaker, a collaborative NFT artwork involving 62 artists from more than 20 countries.That tile became the starting point for his own Async Genesis series, WHAlways dream the impossible,which reinterprets Cervantes' Don Quixote across multiple animated states — including Don Quixote, The Dreamer — that fold the novel's two original parts into a single work.He called the result “an animated poem and the way I synthesise in a few seconds the book Don Quixote”.His work is also included in the Genesis Collection of MOCA, the Museum of Crypto Art.
His Async Blueprints project WHAtaverse poetry comprises 158 unique editions plus one legendary edition, generated from a single source and framed as an invitation for collectors to mint their own visual poem.,The project began after his son asked him what the meaning of life is, and he has written that “every time you look up at one of WHAtaverse poems, and wonder what they are and how they got there, you give the universe meaning”.His WHArtificial Intelligence series at SuperRare imagines the three Precog characters from the film Minority Report living quietly in an undisclosed rural home after their jobs are eliminated. Each of its three works — Good Morning, Good Afternoon and Good Night — was produced using artificial intelligence as a collaborative tool alongside his own generative process.
