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Series
Double Take #1
Artists
Osinachi & Bård Ionson
Edition
250
Price
285 USD
Release Date
April 17, 2026
Double Take #1
Double Take is a new Hash Gallery series. Every two months, Hash pairs two artists and releases an affordable promotional pass that guarantees two artworks to collectors.
Release #1 pairs Osinachi with Bård Ionson and collectors will receive both their works “Kinship” and “Fire And Bone”.
Osinachi — Kinship
Bård Ionson — Fire And Bone
The Artists
Osinachi
Osinachi (b. 1991) is a prominent Nigerian digital artist known for his use of Microsoft Word in creating art that engages with his personal experiences within a technological environment. Through his work, he centers the experiences of persons regarded as “the others” in the society, often leading the audience to interrogate their own biases.
Born in Aba, Osinachi is self-taught, taking interest first in writing, and shortly after visual art. His work has been exhibited in various international fairs, galleries and museum shows.
He is regarded as an OG in crypto art, being the first-ever African artist in the NFT space.
Bård Ionson
Bård Ionson is a generative and video artist with a long, deliberate body of time-based work and a collector base that has been quietly stacking his pieces for years. His practice sits at the intersection of code, image, and motion, producing works that reward patience and repeated viewing.
For Double Take #1, Bård contributes Fire and Bone, a video piece that extends his interest in elemental materials, transformation, and the slow grammar of the moving image.
Past Releases
CROSSHASHES
Scott Duke Kominers · 2026
A generative series of digital prints based on the geometry of the hashmark, celebrating the launch of Hash Gallery. Fully onchain, with an embedded multi-layered hashpuzzle collectors can solve to transform their token.
Seven Traits
Patrick Tresset · 2026
Animated and still images depicting fables about our traits, produced through a collaboration between two AI agents: a storyteller and an artist. Exploring the Seven Deadly Sins as default human programming rather than exceptional impulse.