FAR

🟦 FAR (@0xfar) says: "What initially attracted me to NFTs was their chaotic and interdisciplinary nature. There was nothing quite like it back in 2020. I appreciated how unorthodox the space was, not being tied to any gatekeeping like what one might see in the art world, for instance. In a way, the financial aspect of the space grew very rapidly and became a significant part of it. This growth introduced elements like gatekeeping and centralized narratives. I don’t see these as negative aspects; rather, it's simply how the space has matured. With the explosion in popularity, it seems the NFT space is now in a reflective phase, rethinking some of its principles, which is quite positive."

“Gift of Time” opens today at 12:00pm ET Part of my @artblocks_io x @opensea Artist residency in Marfa, Texas. During my time in Marfa, time felt slower, longer, and more visible. The work transforms that feeling into a living system of movement, memory, and connection, using blockchain data to synchronize its internal movement to the present, so it does not begin when it is seen, nor stop when it is unseen. April 30th 12:00pm ET Links in comments 🔗