Flatlining Nova Scotia Contemporary artist gallery sees a seismic shift from dull and uninspired to vibrant and new on the Ethereum blockchain Web 3.0
Mainstream news speaks of the lovely colours in the local Kijbuktuk art gallery collections out this spring.
While contemporary NFT creators rule the first page of Google results with relevant contemporary artworks that speak of the social changes reflected in the fourth turning winter cycle of culture happening now, ATV Atlantic does not mention it in their formulaic cookie-cutter news format.
New web 3.0 digital ledger new rules and mode of operation few know of in mainstream art, the Contemporary Canadian art industry
Think of this as an immutability premium. Suppose immutability and credible neutrality increase the value of a protocol to the point where they offset slow decision-making. In that case, the governance fit is proactive, giving a powerful voice to the marginalized Nova Scotia Contemporary Artist, which conservative mainstream HRM is uncomfortable with.
The very nature of the standard ERC -1120 smart contract NFTs is formatted in, ensuring that the artist will get 10% of the selling price every time it sells and resells in perpetuity.
Something the mainstream art market industry has no clue about and, therefore, cannot offer. Contemporary artists have found a way to cut through the visual noise and give meaning to our thoughts through their artwork. Incorporating these ideas into smart contracts on the Ethereum blockchain Web 3.0 creates an unprecedented morph of technology and humanity.
The art market is becoming more accessible and user-friendly with this new technology, making it easier for everyone to participate. Even the banking industry is taking notice, as blockchain artists use their talents to give shape and form to the day’s significant events, driving the industry into a new era. They are weaving a story that will be remembered as a defining historical moment.
Imagine a world where Canadian creative types can create their currency while showcasing their stunning NFT artwork on a cutting-edge blockchain platform of opensea. The merging of art and fintech has transformed the art industry as we know it, ushering in a new era of creative, tech-savvy talent. With crypto art creators weaving visual narratives of the world’s current events, the DEFI banking sector has noted and embraced this trend. It’s as if the banking industry is winding down, and this new wave of Ethereum Blockchain Web 3.0 art is driving it home.
In the walled garden realm of Atlantic Canadian creatives, a new breed of emerging artists uses cutting-edge technology to showcase their work. They are the symbolist NFT artists known for their ability to create stunning pieces of art on a Blockchain platform.
Unlike traditional art, the artworks of this Nova Scotia Contemporary Artist are not seen in museums.
Still, they are presented on a Blockchain platform that uses the new Bitcoin Ordinals on newly formatted money, as we are coming to know it, in these days of great banking, finance, and art industry change.
Their graceful and thought-provoking art provides a fresh perspective on the old heritage of provenance-possessing blue-chip art. Thanks to blockchain platforms’ secure storage and display capabilities, what sets these artists apart is their ability to showcase their work in new, innovative ways.
As it moves towards the most incredible living canvas ever created in the form of the interactive metaverse built on Ethereum
This Ethereum Blockchain Web 3.0 technology allows unprecedented levels of transparency and trust when verifying the authenticity and protecting against fraud and scams, making it safer than ever for buyers to invest in art.
It is something the flatlining local arts and crafts minds that Atlantic Canadians could learn from to change their view towards visual artists instead of performing musical artists who get all the love.
