Re: crypto art

Hi Liam,

not really an answer to the points you brought up, but regarding "crypto"
art you may be interested to have a look at the latest article by Dimitri
De Jonghe regarding Arts 3.0:
https://medium.com/keyko/building-rare-effect-decentralized-virtual-and-interactive-c61e68d1e787


Stay sphered ;-)
Marius

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On Thu, Mar 11, 2021 at 12:14 AM Liam R. E. Quin <liam@fromoldbooks.org>
wrote:

> Has anoyone here been following the "crypto art" stuff?
>
> The idea is to store ownership in a blockchain and prevenance
> stenogrpahically, as far as i can determine, in digital art.
>
> There have been protests because of the "high encironmental impact of
> anything using blockchain", and ArtStation withdrew its anouncement to
> support crypto art. I'm not at all sure the scheme needs to have an
> especially high encironmental impact  - it's not mining for bitcoins
> after all - so maybe it's an example of the need for careful messaging?
>
> Liam
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