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2 copies across 2 works, collected since August 2021; 2 held at the latest snapshot

Edicurial identifies Yeli Rodriguez, known as YRDGZ, as a semi-anonymous American digital artist from New Jersey whose practice spans analogue photography, drawing, digital collage, and mixed media.1 Its biography says she began engaging with blockchain-art platforms in early 2019 through Editional, subsequently producing abstract photography and sketches on her phone while continuing to use 35mm, Instax, and Polaroid formats.1 In a May 2025 feature, Playform described Rodriguez as a Playform Studio member and said her “abstract GANude” series combines AI generation with an original sketch.2 L’Avant Galerie Vossen included YRDGZ in its Paris exhibition #TRASHART: NFT GARBOLOGY, held from March 26 to May 28, 2022.3

Collecting record

DateWorkCopyEventETHTransaction
The Doomed65/100Received·0xdfda…389c
The Doomed (red)3/10Received·0xdfda…389c

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Exhibitions, market and institutional records

  1. Cited for this account: In a May 2025 feature, Playform described Rodriguez as a Playform Studio member and said her “abstract GANude” series combines AI generation with an original sketch.

    Playform, “Top women NFT artists using Playform, in a mostly male marketplace,” playform.io/editorial/women-nft-artists (accessed 7 October 2026). ↩︎

  2. Cited for this account: L’Avant Galerie Vossen included YRDGZ in its Paris exhibition #TRASHART: NFT GARBOLOGY, held from March 26 to May 28, 2022.

    Avant Galerie, “#TRASHART: NFT garbology,” avant-galerie.com/trashart-nft-garbology (accessed 7 October 2026). ↩︎

Press and criticism

  1. Cited for this account: Edicurial identifies Yeli Rodriguez, known as YRDGZ, as a semi-anonymous American digital artist from New Jersey whose practice spans analogue photography, drawing, digital collage, and mixed media.

    “Yeli Rodriguez,” The Edicurial Collection, edicurial.com/artists/yeli-rodriguez (accessed 7 October 2026). ↩︎