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After **2 years and 3 months** of intensive work, the Grand Skull Piano makes its debut at Carnegie Hall. The artist describes the creation process as: - Constant, unforgiving labor - Many missed moments with family and friends - Countless tribulations and failures The piece is described as a **"living, sculptural relic"** - dubbed the *"one true FrankenSteinway."* Key features: - Functions as both visual art and musical instrument - Captures and preserves the energy of every pianist who plays it - Records music permanently through pressure-sensitive technology - Contains the creator's soul and energy from the intensive build process The artist promises an **unprecedented art exhibition experience** - "never before, never again." The debut represents the culmination of a project that pushed the boundaries between traditional craftsmanship and modern art innovation.

The **Broken Keys collection** hit a new all-time high (ATH) in sales, with a significant piece changing hands just days before a major art and music event. Key developments: - New ATH sale completed between collectors @todayodious and @shinyrockz - @shinyrockz described as a long-time patron who had been seeking a Broken Key - Sale timing aligns with upcoming **Carnegie Hall exhibition** The artist expressed deep satisfaction with the transaction, noting the "mysterious ways" the creative process works and calling it a moment where "everything aligns perfectly." The **Grand Exhibition** at Carnegie Hall represents what's being called a historic moment for art and music, with the Broken Keys collection playing a central role in the event. *The convergence of record sales and prestigious venue suggests significant momentum building around this digital art collection.*