While we, as artists, were wandering around in our imagination, we envisioned that in the distant future, robots that have completed their technical development in the world of artificial intelligence are organizing a kind of fashion week to bring personality, aesthetic beauty and perhaps character to their standard faces.
As artists,we are sure that they certainly will advance further with what they have learned from humanity.

Volto is Italian for face &amp; this mask can also be called Larva, Italian for ghost. It is traditionally white though now it is often decorated &amp; painted. It is worn with a cloak &amp; a tricorn. The volto covers the entire face including the forehead &amp; extending beyond the chin just to the ears. It has eye holes &amp; facial features but cannot be worn while eating or drinking.

owner

approved

tokenId

Approval

operator

ApprovalForAll

_recipient

_royaltyReceivers

_royaltyAmounts

_metadata

Mint

role

previousAdminRole

newAdminRole

RoleAdminChanged

account

sender

RoleGranted

RoleRevoked

_royaltyRecipient

_buyer

_tokenId

_tokenPaid

_amount

RoyaltiesReceived

from

Transfer

BURNER_ROLE

DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE

ROYALTY_MAX_COUNT

ROYALTY_PERCENTAGE

approve

balanceOf

baseURI

getApproved

getRoleAdmin

index

getRoleMember

getRoleMemberCount

grantRole

hasRole

isApprovedForAll

name

ownerOf

renounceRole

revokeRole

safeTransferFrom

_data

setApprovalForAll

interfaceId

supportsInterface

symbol

tokenByIndex

tokenOfOwnerByIndex

tokenURI

totalSupply

transferFrom

royaltyInfo

onRoyaltiesReceived

recipient_

royaltyReceivers_

royaltyAmounts_

metadata_

mint

burn

isBurner

addBurner

removeBurner

renounceBurner

14e59fcde4d8f1d9ee8f1efff59f366a

The Volto

Venetian Masked Robots

Professional cgi artist. A mentally ill artist aiming to bring digital sculpture to NFT. Someone who looks at life through a psychedelic window. He is a person who aims to make emotions live in every part of his works.

#ArtHistorian & Critic, #NFTEnthuasist #nftArtist. Create Absolute Aesthetical Art is my Passion😇 I will add  my cryptowallet full of #nfts which I created & collected, on the metaverse to my digital character equipped with artificial intelligence. After my death, I will hang out as an artist, with plenty of nfts & coins on the metaverse. first  I mentioned the idea, but it is open to use for all 😁. #HoQQaBaz

Masks were used in Commedia dell Arte for two reasons - one was to help identify the characters. Stock characters in the street theaters were usually the masters, the servants and the lovers. Each character has his own distinct mask, mannerisms, and walk.
The second purpose of the masks was to limit the view of the actors, making them act out their emotions with improvised gestures within the contraint of the masks. While wearing the masks, the actors have to make the audience laugh without spe

801b785592f978c4ea3cafe9fbcde1b2

Commedia dell'Arte

In the Medieval Ages, the jester held an important royal position in the King's court, not only as an entertainer but as an adviser, even on political matters of the kingdom. The jester was empowered to bluntly criticize anyone and anything without fear of retribution. He was the only privileged member of the royal staff who can tell it like it is, liven things up and influence social changes.

a398267888e41d9a97e5aff026fbfa11

The Jester

Colombina is a maidservant and the lover of Arlecchino.Columbina translates from Italian as "little dove" and her character in Commedia dell'arte was usually dressed in a ragged and patched dress appropriate to a hired servant.

9426395cd1e531167001706ab9cc1ebc

Colombina

The Bauta was introduced in the 16th Century and was worn by the upper classes in Venetian society frequently during the year, but by the masses during the Carnival.  It tends to be the main type of mask worn during the Carnival.  It was used also on many other occasions as a device for hiding the wearer's identity and social status. 

The Bauta was introduced in the 16th Century and was worn by the upper classes in Venetian society frequently during the year, but by the masses during the Carnival.  It tends to be the main type of mask worn during the Carnival.  It was used also on many other occasions as a device for hiding the wearer\'s identity and social status. 

8bf98cf94c025d42eb23014440305c0a

The Bauta

Named after arguably the most popular Zanni in the commedia dell'Arte, the Arlecchino is a more reassuringly human variety of mask, traditionally worn in black. Arlecchino is identified by the famous Harlequin costume, with its multicoloured diamond pattern of red, green, and blue – representing clothes that are so old and patched as to have lost their original colour and material.

Named after arguably the most popular Zanni in the commedia dell\'Arte, the Arlecchino is a more reassuringly human variety of mask, traditionally worn in black. Arlecchino is identified by the famous Harlequin costume, with its multicoloured diamond pattern of red, green, and blue – representing clothes that are so old and patched as to have lost their original colour and material.

ac5f7c6b416139801f0ec04dad92e069

Arlecchino

Venetian Masked Robots

About collection