Creating the future of art through art, community, and immersive experiences.

Join a vibrant global community of artists exploring, learning, and creating together. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting your creative journey, you’ll find inspiration, collaboration, and support at every step.

Step into the Vortex—where creativity accelerates, ideas collide, and new possibilities emerge. Unleash your imagination and be part of a movement that pushes the boundaries of art and technology.
In 2025, we made history by sending members’ artwork to the Moon. Now we’re reaching for the stars

You'll find our latest events, exhibitions, contests, and community activities on our website, X, and Instagram.

We host contests, challenges, and open calls with unique themes, charity partners, and curated NFT collections. Selected artists are showcased in immersive 3D metaverse galleries, featured in our and our partners’ showcases and events, and highlighted in the ART Vortex Magazine. Your art doesn’t stay static—it becomes part of living, explorable worlds where people can walk through exhibitions, experience collections, and connect with creators globally in real time. We combine creativity, community, and social impact, linking our collections and metaverse exhibitions to meaningful causes.

The VAVortex objective is to make art and artists more visible and to support onboarding into new technologies, the Metaverse, NFTs, and Web3. All creatives are welcome—AI artists, NFT artists, traditional creators, sound artists, and 3D artists. So don’t be shy — say hi! ❤️

On January 15, 2025, 35 VAVortex artists landed on the actual Moon' surface with the MoonMars Museum, launched aboard Space X Falcon 9 and the Firefly Blue Ghost Lunar Lander, as part of a historic mission to Mare Crisium on the lunar surface.Not to the MOON - ON the MOON!🌙 🚀

Curated within an immersive metaverse environment by meta-architect 0xWolfgang on OnCyber, the lunar exhibition brings together global artists, communities, and historical works, including CryptoPunks, space-exhibited art, digital works, photography, sculpture, and archival pieces, including Paul van Hoeydonck’s Fallen Astronaut, the first art on the moon from 1971.

In 2026, the journey continues toward the lunar South Pole (Nobile Region), expanding the MoonMars Museum with new works, partners, and permanent archival technologies.

Explore the MoonMars Museum—the first museum on the Moon!