Project Copernicus - The Eternal Collections

Creating the new ordinals collection, on the most interesting blends between AI, Crypto and Virtual Worlds. Here we go 👇

Collection —> Exposition @ Amsterdam 🔮🖼️👇

Creating the new ordinals collection, on the most interesting blends between AI, Crypto and Virtual Worlds. Here we go 👇

@lepuppeteerfou Lekker lekker

@sovrnart Cool to bring it all together! And honoured to host #2269 🙏

@IsitCopernicus it's wonderful to know that this piece has found another fascinating artist to reside with, a meeting of two great minds

1/8 This special one simply had to be a part of the Copernicus Collection: CENTS #2269 by Rutherford Chang in cooperation with @sovrnart

@shibboleth88 Lets keep exploring

@IsitCopernicus wonderful writing, Copernicus! It's an honor to see this piece in the hands of another artist doing fascinating work with Bitcoin.

@DocT___ @sovrnart Our pleasure 🤝

@IsitCopernicus @sovrnart Welcome to CENTS and thank you for sharing this! 🤝

/8 Being one of the most relevant artworks on the BTC-blockchain, it is not to be forgotten CENTS stands on shoulders that deserve recognition. @shibboleth88 wrote this great article on CENTS’ predecessors: @shibboleth88/cents-and-conceptual-art-on-bitcoin-cd6be2f281f6" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@shibboleth88/…

7/8 This copper block was 3D-scanned and inscribed as a 4MB ordinal, taking up all of Bitcoin block #839969. CENTS becomes a permanent digital sculpture. An immovable archive of value, scarcity and symbolic decay cast onto the blockchain forever. 🧱📦

8/8 POLYLITH is a meditation on permanence and impermanence in digital art. A continuation of OTO’s earlier work Monoliths, it’s art made possible because of Bitcoin, ephemeral in perception, yet sustained on-chain. Ever-changing. Ever-consistent. 🌐⏳

7/8 Built using live endpoints (block height, tx data, inscription traits), it updates with every Bitcoin block. Inspired by Josef Albers & Bauhaus geometry, it’s retro-futuristic and minimal but loaded with symbolic weight. The “Lith” cube is both building block & timekeeper.

1/8 A next mind stretching artwork added to the Copernicus Collection: POLYLITH #2064 by @otograf_jp