DEGENerations

I’m no @shl0ms but I created a kind of performative/experimental art project: /degenerations 

This art game insists that degens will abandon interest and chase trends. Proving that wrong means being willing to burn everything (over 700 NFTs) for a 1/1

More info 👇

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I’m no @shl0ms but I created a kind of performative/experimental art project: /degenerations 

This art game insists that degens will abandon interest and chase trends. Proving that wrong means being willing to burn everything (over 700 NFTs) for a 1/1

More info 👇
https://paragraph.xyz/@thumbsup/uploads-ascension

exploring the intersections of technology, decentralization, and leftism • links: thumbsup.me • support: sub.thumbsup.me

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Well said! That’s exactly how I viewed it. I wanted people to see the beauty of impermanence (burning the NFTs), the frivolity of markets (the possibility that this gains or loses traction at any given moment), and the unique opportunities presented by NFTs as a tool for artists and collectors.

Pretty cool you made something that'll likely never be seen to fruition. Not sarcasm. I think it's neat and will always make this project feel "alive" or "yet to be completed."

Yeah it’s a bit confusing at least for the first few steps. If you read the article above there’s a section that walks you through it step-by-step with links to each part.

Looks gorgeous.  Trying to collect it but a little lost.  🥴

I make digital art that explores how we express ourselves together.
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Thanks friend. It’s why I’m in this space honestly. I feel like we have to tools to experiment and the audience who’s eager to see cool new experimentation. 

Feels like being a jazz musician in New York/Paris/Tokyo in the 60s.

10000 $degen because you keep playing and experimenting