David Henry Nobody Jr.

Project Room

Liquid Cacophony by David Henry Nobody Jr. takes over our project room with an exclusive installation of video art created for the exhibition which will also be dropped as NFTs on Foundation as part of their Collections series. For 11 Newel Gallery, David has created a series of short videos of monochromatic paint splashes and sounds. Using himself as canvas, this new series of videos stem from David’s complex relationship with the body and the internet. A self-taught artist based in New York, David has navigated the art world both established and underground over the last three decades. He is renowned for his provocative, transgressive and unique style of performance art. In the last five years, he has broken into the digital spheres garnering an instagram following of over 100K. Further exploring the emerging medium of NFT, David’s work is now boundary breaking in the genre. Liquid Cacophony is a commentary on the state of the world and the recent viral chaos stirred by the NFT and crypto revolution.

David Henry Nobody Jr. is a New York based multimedia artist working in performance art, video art and NFTs with a unique three decade repertoire. Often placing his physical body into his work, David riffs off of the dark side of American pop culture, while creating characters and making objects. A self-taught artist, David has navigated both the underground scenes and the gallery world. In recent years, David has grown a unique digital presence with an instagram audience of over 100K. His work has been exhibited and performed widely at international galleries and museums including at MOCA Tucson( AZ), Andrew Edlin Gallery (NYC), Spring/Break Art Show (NYC), Institut/Unit London (UK), Joshua Liner gallery (NYC) and Superchief Gallery (NYC). He has been featured extensively in the press and on TV such as on BBC, Arte, Vice, in the NY Times and the Huffington Post.