In the wave of digital art, a group of creators are redefining the possibilities of art — they understand the narrative logic of traditional media and are also exploring the new opportunities brought by Web3. Bryan Brinkman is one such practitioner.

As a multimedia artist, Brinkman's resume is quite impressive. He has worked as a producer on well-known TV shows such as Saturday Night Live and The Tonight Show, experiences that have helped him develop strong storytelling skills and an understanding of audience psychology. Today, he integrates these experiences into digital art creation, venturing into animation, illustration, generative 3D, and more, while also serving as a curator and Web3 developer.

His work features a distinctive style — recurring visual elements combined with vibrant visual language, forming a unique interpretation of the contemporary creative space. Notably, through projects like BrinkWorks, Brinkman is exploring how to balance artistic freedom and community on the chain. In exchanges within the Marfa art community, he continuously reflects on the sustainability of creativity and the technical challenges of permanently storing digital works — these are core issues that NFT and IPFS era artists must face.