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“I get inspired by Mother Nature, the universe,
our planets, the cosmos, and the galaxies.”
Vidhu Raghavan creates spellbinding art pieces that often depict
the fragile consciousness of our universe.
Born and raised in Dubai, Vidhu initially pursued an engineering
degree. He changed career paths several times, initially first working
in the banking sector before finding himself in the medical industry.
Due to the nature of his work, Vidhu found himself without a job
when the pandemic hit. Under immense pressure, he turned to art as
a form of meditation to help him deal with his circumstances.
Sharing his artwork on Facebook and Instagram, Vidhu connected with
several other creatives who influenced his artistic journey in various
ways.
First hearing about NFTs from a friend in 2021, Vidhu joined
Foundation and minted his first piece the same year.
When viewing Vidhu’s dreamy artworks, it is very apparent that he
draws a lot of inspiration from nature. He elaborates: “I get inspired
by Mother Nature, the universe, our planets, the cosmos, and the
galaxies. I’m inspired by God as well. When I mean God, I mean
consciousness - the light that is everywhere, all around us. Beyond
space and beyond time.”
Passionate about geometrics, Vidhu uses fractal programs to make
fractal art pieces and 360-degree VR simulations. He has also
embraced AI to a large extent, using it to create mesmerizing artwork.
Predicting how the NFT space will evolve in the next three to five
years is not easy. Regardless, Vidhu is very certain about its future. He
says: “The future of the blockchain looks very bright. I predict a mass
exodus from web2 to web3 coming soon. The blockchain is definitely
going to become mainstream. People in the space will become kinder
and more supportive of one another.”
2023 promised to be a productive year for Vidhu, who not only has
various new projects in the pipeline but was also invited to exhibit at
NYC NFT 2023