In celebration of the one-year anniversary of the Zora protocol and the initial release of zorb, we invite you to mint a commemorative NFT for your collection. Minting is open for 20+22 hours on New Years Day and cements your status as an early supporter of Zora.


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ZORBS by ZORA

The final piece from my narrative-driven collection “Journey to the Mountain”.

In the final stretch of the story, we reach the mountain and reflect with a view.

Edition of 10 at 0.1 - airdrop for previous minters

Story ⬇️

The final piece from my narrative-driven collection “Journey to the Mountain”.

In the final stretch of the story, we reach the mountain and reflect with a view.

Edition of 10 at 0.1 - airdrop for previous minters

Story ⬇️ 

https://zora.co/collect/base:0x5d48b56c19c08586a281fe06316fc4412c6699b9/4

Travel photographer and writer focusing on the Caucasus and the Sahara | https://linktr.ee/lucaonadventure

This landmass is a work in progress, scattered across the globe, enabling us to become witnesses of each part of the cycle. 

The change that we observe opens our minds to the journey that land, such as sand and rock, goes through to come together and become what we see as their greatest and most beautiful stage

As we explored in #3, the parallels between nature and us, humans, are stunning. We are, after all, just part of it, even if it doesn’t seem like it at times.

We’ve been building our legacy since the beginning of our time, adding up grains of humanity in the hope of becoming something greater.

Every so often, we create concepts and ideas that transcend generations, stretching the personal cycle into the human cycle.

Along the way, the nature surrounding us has changed too. Although on a different pace, we’ve seen parts of it reach its peak and others break down.

We see mountains, in all their forms, for what they are - majestic formations.
We appreciate their beauty and majesty without expectation.

Unlike our tendency to evaluate people based on their stage of development or perceived achievements, we admire mountains for their unique characteristics and diverse forms.

Whether they are towering peaks or rolling hills, each mountain holds its own intrinsic value, and we embrace all aspects of their natural journey without imposing our own notions of completion or perfection.

Is the current situation the human peak? Are we at the top of our evolutionary mountain, or are we only starting to grow as a unit?

There’s no way to know. 
What we can derive from nature’s cycle is that it’s important to appreciate each step of our journey, through growth and decline, all the way to its end…

Cherish each grain of beauty and progress in all forms, despite how small they may seem. 
Cherish the present, the only thing that we have.
Cherish the decline for the novelty that comes with it and for the continuation of a new cycle beyond it.

As we stand in front of the peak, together, think of this not as the end of a journey, but as one step further into the unknown. In nature, nothing is created or destroyed, but everything is transformed.

As time runs it course and everything flows, we treasure the view as it changes before our eyes…

Throughout Earth’s existence, different environmental factors have influenced the pace of creation and destruction cycles. 

This non-linear progression impacts Earth's entire landmass, creating the incredible variety that can be admired today.

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Mexican 🤠🇲🇽
Adventure cyclist 🚲Bike travelled through 17 countries 🌎 
Photography 📷🎞️
Trying to navigate English as a second language😵‍💫

It is Svaneti! It’s the village of Ushguli. Such incredible places out there

is this in Georgia? looks like Svanety, such a beautiful region in the Caucasus :)

Advocating for the authentication & distribution of art through blockchain.

PFP: PolygonApes # 4182

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Hey Sorin! I did in the past.
There are two mints that you can see on Zora that I minted on Manifold in the past.

With these new ones, I was experimenting with Zora and Base though

Have you ever thought about minting these kinds of limited editions using your own simple, unchangeable smart contracts?

And how is it that the photo weighs so little?

Not sure, the og image weighs 11mb. Maybe they compress it?

Anyways, it’s a light photo that’s also been cropped a lot. Makes sense

Photographer, Explorer and Storyteller of Deserts.
SR Artist & Guest Curator superrare.com/giulioaprin
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