World’s Weirdest Digital Arts that Sold for Millions of Dollars

Beeple’s Trump Corpse

Mike Winkleman, popularly known as Beeple in the art world, unarguably wields massive influence in the NFT space. His artworks have generated almost a hundred million in sales, most notable being “Everyday: the first 5000 days,” which sold for $69 million.

There’s no denying Beeple’s artistry. He’s good; however, some of his artworks tilt towards the “weird” side.

Beeple’s Trump Corpse, originally titled “Crossroads,” is a motion art that changed based on the outcome of the 2020 election. If Trump had won, the art would have depicted him as a muscular, naked man marching through hell. However, losing the election meant depicting Trump as a lifeless body covered in graffiti.

The NFT video first sold for $66,666 at the first auction and later sold for $6.6 million on resale.