OBSOLETE ARCHIVE
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100 digital identities.
Humans. Machines. Creatures.
Things without a category.
Each one has a file.
Each one has a history.
All 100 remain
inside the archive.
Obsolete Archive is a collection of 100 digital identities from a system that shouldn't still be running.
Each unit is its own character — human, machine, creature, or something harder to classify.
Every unit has its own portrait, animation, sound, and archive file.
They were created as individual identities — something to collect, keep, or wear as your own.
100 units. No duplicates. No replacements.
The archive ends at 100.
Oveck is a New York based artist working across photography, traditional painting, digital art, and animation.
He grew up during the early years of personal computers, video games, and a digital world that felt much smaller, stranger, and more mysterious than it does today.
Obsolete Archive is part nostalgia, part fiction, and part an attempt to recreate that feeling, when a few pixels on a black screen could feel like an entire world.
Obsolete Archive imagines a forgotten digital system still preserving the identities left inside it.
The collection draws from early computer graphics, arcade games, CRT displays, and the visual language of the late 1980s.
The characters don't belong to one world or one story. Some feel familiar. Some feel impossible. That is intentional.
What connects them is the archive.
Each unit is preserved on Ethereum as part of a fixed collection of 100.
100 unique animated digital units, built around the visual language of late-1980s computer systems. Every unit has its own identity, animation, sound and archive file.
Ethereum.
WHEN: September 09, 2026 at 12:00 PM ET
MINT PRICE: 0.069 ETH
SUPPLY: 100 units
LIMIT: 3 per wallet
EXCLUSIVELY ON: OpenSea
10 timed rounds. Identify units by sight, category, or archive record. Answer fast for a speed bonus — every image and quote is pulled live from the units on file.