Mike Winkelmann: Celebs Rumors

Madonna is selling a new art project.

The Material Girl isn’t hung up about the latest backlash she’s receiving. At 63, Madonna managed to make jaws drop once more after she teamed up with digital artist Beeple to create an NFT that leaves little to the imagination. The NSFW graphics depict the singer fully nude while giving birth to butterflies, insects and trees.The collection also includes a 3D model of her vagina.

Madonna has slammed critics of her fully nude NFT videos claiming she was just "doing what women have been doing since the beginning of time".

create an NFT that made fans and critics gasp.The NFT contained some very NSFW graphics featuring the “Like a Virgin” crooner fully nude and giving birth to butterflies, insects and trees. The collection even includes a 3D model of her vagina.Madonna is now defending the usage of her naked physique in a new interview she did with Beeple creator Mike Winkelmann.“I’m doing what women have been doing since the beginning of time, which is giving birth,” the mother of six said in a chat shared to her Instagram account Wednesday.“But on a more existential level, I’m giving birth to art and creativity and we would be lost without both,” she went on.The proceeds from the NFT — entitled “Mother of Creation” — will be given to the charities National Bail Out, V-Day and Voices of Children.A post shared by Madonna (@madonna)The “Evita” actress added, “I think it’s really important that a lot of thought and conversation went into creating these videos.”Madonna and the artist then discussed their vision for the artwork and what they both wanted to portray.“I say we need a forest with creepy crawly bugs coming out of me,” Madonna quipped.

PARIS HILTON has sold one for more than £800k, John Terry has got into a row with the Premier League about his and Liam Payne is so obsessed he’s created a special Twitter account. NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, have taken the celebrity world by storm as stars flock to cash in on the frenzied digital gold rush. And that’s despite the fact the tokens don’t exist in the real world.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterOtoy, a technology company specializing in cloud graphics, has added digital artist Beeple to its advisory board.In enlisting Beeple, Otoy — which already counts director J.J. Abrams, Endeavor CEO Ari Emanuel, Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt and JavaScript creator Brendan Eich as board members — hopes to pave the future of digital content, including NFTs.Few understand the confounding world as well as Beeple, whose real name is Mike Winkelmann.