There is no about page.
No origin myth.
No artist’s statement to soften the blow.
Art of FACELESS exists in the glitch between systems — where names are dropped, masks worn backwards, and meaning is forged in friction.
This is not a platform.
This is a crack in the concrete.
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The dream?
Go full DIY store on the site, print what we like, list nowhere, and walk into bookshops like:
“Here’s our stuff. It’s dark. It’s bent. It’s yours. Or not.”
We created him in pixels, but he’s not virtual. He’s more real than your newsfeed, truer than a minister’s promise. Nigel is the embodiment of a system’s violence — quiet, procedural, unrelenting.
They say art should stay out of politics. That DEI is a "luxury belief." That caring for the disabled, the sick, the marginalised is a risk to social cohesion. We call it survival. And we’re not going anywhere.
We’re not aligned to any political party. But
