Despite the collapse of cryptocurrencies, some investors and visionaries are still determined to make a link between the world of “physical” art, paintings or sculptures and “blockchain”, the digital technology that promises violence.
Created by a former banking executive in Liechtenstein, Artesare’s proposal is very rich: a faithful reproduction of a painting is created, it is “sliced” into small digital squares and NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens, an asset) are created. Encrypted) Digital) Each piece costs 100 or 200 euros per piece.
The goal is to “democratize the arts”, Artesare’s founder, Anada Schneider, told AFP via videoconference.
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“Not everyone has a million dollars or a million to invest. So I thought of creating a kind of mutual fund on the ‘blockchain,'” he explained.
The company began its journey last year and currently offers illustrators of Soviet non-conformist art, such as...
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