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MAYA MAN, My Keychain Collection, 2025

MAYA MAN, My Keychain Collection, 2025

Archival Pigment Print

Custom generative software

17 x 11 in

Edition of 15 + AP 

Signed and numbered by the artist

Accompanied by a certificate from Always Art

 

For this work, Maya Man used custom software to generate a layout that arranges images from her personal keychain collection into grid formations, creating a new composition each time. The collection grew out of Man’s daily routine walking between her home and studio in New York City, passing tourist shops filled with shiny, colorful keychains. These small, mass-produced objects feel playful and collectible, capturing how their cuteness fulfills desires tied to the pleasure of consumption The work reflects Man’s ongoing interest in how generative tools can narrate everyday experience, where the online and offline self blur into a single, continuous experience.

BIO: Maya Man (b. 1996, Pennsylvania, USA) is an artist focused on contemporary identity culture on the internet. Her work examines dominant narratives around femininity, authenticity, and the performance of self. She has exhibited internationally at the Whitney Museum of American Art, NYC; bitforms, NYC; the Museum of Fashion, Antwerp; SOOT, Tokyo; Verse, London; HEK, Basel; and the online platform Feral File. She has performed or presented her work at The New Museum, NYC; The V&A and Tate Britain, London; and MOCA, Los Angeles. Her work has been featured in Art in America, Document, New York Review of Architecture, Los Angeles Review of Books, and CURA among other publications. She organizes a curatorial project called HEART, previously run out of her studio in SoHo. She is online at mayaontheinter.net.

€175,00 EUR
€175,00 EUR
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Paper

Archival print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308gsm

About the release

Edition of 15.

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SYSTEM SUPPORT: A RIP Space Fundraiser

Rip Space is an independent art and technology platform based in Los Angeles dedicated to supporting experimental, cross-disciplinary practices. Founded in 2023 by curator Vera Petukhova with hacker and futurist John Threat and run in collaboration with researcher and theorist Maisa Imamović, Rip Space operates as both a physical and digital node for artists working at the intersection of visual art, new media, sensory design, and critical technology.

Through exhibitions, live events, performances, and workshops, Rip Space creates a space for artists to prototype new forms of experience, emphasizing process, accessibility, and community-driven experimentation outside traditional institutional frameworks.

About the Campaign : SYSTEM SUPPORT marks the next phase of RIP Space’s evolution. The fundraiser and accompanying print collection are part of a campaign to sustain Rip Space’s programming into 2026, supporting artist projects, public programs, and operational costs that keep this independent platform alive in Los Angeles. All proceeds from the edition sales directly support Rip Space’s future programming and infrastructure.

The Print Collection: This limited-edition print collection features works by:  Casey Kauffmann, Maya Man, Wednesday Kim, Kira Xonorika, Erick Antonio Benitez, Sarah Rothberg, Nat Decker, Se Young Au and John Threat.

Each artist contributes a unique perspective on systems, identity, and affect in the digital age, from AI-generated imagery and video stills to speculative environments and sensory abstraction. Together, the prints form a collective portrait of Rip Space’s community: artists exploring how technology mediates feeling, perception, and connection.

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