The Most Branded NFT in the World
Logos
Client
Tjep. internal project
Concept & Design
Frank Tjepkema
Sound design
Zita Leemans
Production
Tjep.
Year
2022
A Digital Altar to Consumerist Divinity
Envision a canvas where brands ascend to sacred icons—a layered mosaic of 160 curated logos that elevates globalism to gospel, inviting you to claim your place in its pantheon. Logos, Tjep.'s audacious NFT collection launched in 2022, is the most branded digital artwork imaginable, a provocative sequel to the physical excess of Bling Bling, where consumerism's holy symbols collide in ironic reverence.
Claiming Names in a Sea of Symbols
Frank Tjepkema curates this interactive piece as a blockchain-born relic: each edition allows claimants to etch their chosen "name" into the artwork, transforming a static grid into a living ledger of identity amid corporate constellations. Minted on Ethereum, the 154-edition drop (with 25 unique owners as of 2025) weaves logos from tech titans to fashion faiths into a narrative of inflated idolatry, questioning: are brands our new deities?
From Bling Bling's Excess to Blockchain Eternity
Building on Tjep.'s 2002 Bling Bling—the world's most logo-laden object—Logos digitizes the satire, trading tangible overload for virtual virality. Debuting via OpenSea, it echoes the studio's penchant for cultural critique, much like the layered emotions of Clockwork Love or the skeletal wit of the Recession Chair, but in pixel-perfect perpetuity.
Tjep.'s Ironic Gospel of Globalism
More than an NFT, Logos is Tjep.'s sharp sermon on saturation: a collectible that mocks while mesmerizing, proving even in the digital age, excess can spark enlightenment.
Etching Icons, One Claim at a Time
Viral yet visionary, it shows brands can be both altar and artifact. Explore more of Tjep.'s boundary-pushing editions on Tjep.com, where satire scrolls eternal.