Thank you
@johnkarp &
@NFCsummit for this wonderful initiative.
This series gives us a chance to hear about projects directly from the people building them. We may think we already know these people and their work, but every time there is another layer, another detail, another story.
Today
@dave_krugman casually showed us that on
allships.co/ you can shoot asteroids AND apparently there is even a leaderboard (yes?)
Pretty sure most of you did not know that ๐
Would honestly love another hour just to talk about film, Marfa, How We Build and everything else Dave is creating. An incredible artist and an incredible builder. Web3 should be very happy to have you here.
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@BardIonson showed his Q7 Entity Display Scope live.
We had seen photos and BTS before, but never had the chance to really understand how it works.
And wow.
It is not simply a screen showing digital art. It is a physical interface to The Entity. You can see new works as they are created, browse them, talk to the Entity by voice or touch, hear it answer, and connect a wallet that receives the art.
A tiny physical portal between AI, art, blockchain and a collector.
Such a cool project.
@ktorn gave us a much deeper introduction to
@TeiaCommunity
Teia is a community-powered art platform and DAO on Tezos, born from the Hic et Nunc community and built around open source culture, decentralization and community participation.
Funny enough, we discovered Teia completely by accident quite recently while searching for something on YouTube. Then
@HashSosaHash supported Magic Forest, and since then we have been going deeper and deeper into this wonderful community and DAO.
And finally, it was so lovely to meet
@bright_lightart and get even a little time to talk about THE BLOCK
blocksblocksblocks.xyz
Ella is an insanely talented artist and some kind of blockchain whisperer.
She somehow manages to pack entire universes into a few kilobytes.
Code, compression, recursion, fully onchain art, permanence.
It is still a little bit magic to us.
Thank you all for today. And thank you again, John, for giving people the space to tell these stories in their own words ๐