The Great Color Study

A groundbreaking art installation featuring all 48 Broken Keys will make its debut at Carnegie Hall. This follows the artist's successful 50-channel installation at Guggenheim Bilbao, which transformed the 208 gallery's 16-meter walls using custom software and a thinking brush technology. The exhibition marks a significant milestone, showcasing the complete collection including the notable Grand Skull Piano (FrankenSteinway) for the first time in a unified display. The innovative presentation continues the artist's exploration of unconventional canvas formats, building on their recent success at the Guggenheim Bilbao exhibition.

A new blockchain-based digital collection titled *Codex Apparaticus* has been announced for April 15, 2025. The creator hints at an innovative mechanic enabled by smart contracts that hasn't been seen before in the space. The project runs parallel to the ongoing Grand Skull Piano initiative, which involves extensive engineering and craftsmanship. A documentary is planned to showcase the development process. Key updates: - Launch date: April 15, 2025 - Website: [codexapparaticus.com](https://codexapparaticus.com) - Built from scratch with no shortcuts - Features unique blockchain mechanics - Documentary in production The Grand Skull Piano project continues with a 2-3 month preparation phase for the skull/lid painting, aiming to match Steinway's gloss finish.