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Julian Brangold (1986 - Buenos Aires, Argentina) currently lives and works in Buenos Aires.

By adopting a multi-disciplinary approach that includes painting, computer programming, 3D modeling, video installations, collage, and a myriad of digital mediums, his conceptual research explores a wide variety of latent contemporary subjects. Using art as an investigatory discipline to explore themes like technology, artificial intelligence and the online self, Brangold creates realities that transcend conventionalism through their various combinations and deconstructions.

His works invite us to explore what our place is within a world of constant technological advancement and new natural landscapes, blurring the division between the digital and the human.

Since June 2020 he has been exploring cryptoart and tokenizing digital artworks on the Blockchain. Julian is the Director of Programming at Museum of Crypto Art, a web3 native cultural institution.