By Editor In Chief

Its not everyday you come across a secret NFT artist and much less to get them to agree to an exclusive interview. But Web3ArtBlog.NFT is always up for an interesting challenge.

We cannot disclose the secret artist true identity, but we can disclose the fact that they are a woman in Web3.

How do we know this for sure? The artist assured us that it’s true and no they do not have to mint their vagina like Madonna to prove it. We take them at their word.

So if you are reading this consider yourself extremely lucky because now you have the opportunity to collect from a truly mysterious secret NFT artist known as Chun Chun but on Twitter they go by @SecretProyect

Question: You are a secret NFT artist and your name ChunChun contains secret ingredients to your real identity. Why did you choose to be anonymized and anonymous?

Answer: Yes, the nickname Chunchun has some resemblance with my name but very vague. I chose to be anonymous because I don’t want my family to be doxxed, and anyway people enjoy the mystery too haha.

Question: Ukiyo-e is a genre of Japanese art which flourished from the 17th through 19th centuries. Your collection The Secret Project2.0 is an Ukiyo e tribute to great characters of pop culture! What inspired you to turn to an ancient Japanese artform and use it in your NFT artwork?

Answer: I love ukiyo e and I wanted to share this amazing stile with people but with a modern touch. The secret project is one of my prides, sadly for now it had to be interrupted because a hack issue haha but I may continue it in the future, anyway last 4 pieces still on sale!

Question: How important is Pop Culture in influencing your work?

Answer: Very important, the secret project is based in pop culture, my new project XandX not as much but there are still references.

Question: Which Pop culture figures inspire you the most and why?

Answer: Uff this one is very hard hahaha. I can say I am very influenced by Japanese animation, movies and 80s music, but choosing individuals is almost impossible.

Question: What role does your background in graphic design and computer programming play in your nft artwork?

Answer: Well, all my studies really helped me in the nft space. As a designer I learnt a lot about marketing and computer software, programming helped me understand a lot of concepts in the nft space that I think I wouldn’t notice if I didn’t know how to code a bit.

Question: Has your dream to visit Japan materialized? Which particular places are you most interested in visiting in Japan and Why?

Answer: No, haven’t been there yet, I wish someday I can afford it. I would go to Akihabara, my childish part always wanted to go there, but I would like to visit Kyoto. Really I would like to spend a few weeks and try to know as much about the country as I could.

Question: Have you been able to live independently from Nft art earnings and how is the Crypto winter affecting your Nft sales?

Answer: Not yet but I don’t lose faith on it! I’m very happy to have sold pieces but is not enough yet for a living. The winter… is not affecting me as much as other people because my holders have my back and they keep supporting and buying.

Question: How do you see the Web3 NFT space evolving say 10 years from now?

Answer: I think in 10 years this will be at least full ready for everyone to use in a cheaper and easier way, I see a bright future really, but now they are just hard times.