The intersection of art and blockchain technology is gaining traction as evidenced by recent acquisitions of fractional ownership in digital art pieces. Notably, a sculpture by the artist @fvckrender has been fractionally sold, with buyers purchasing 1/300th shares for $250 each. This piece is managed by the LISA foundation, which is noted for integrating a crypto-powered community layer into the artwork, akin to a 'Masterworks onchain'. Additionally, artworks such as 'Red Herring' on Ethereum, 'Behind curtains' on Tezos, 'Proof of Existance 2' on Bitcoin, and 'Untitled 22' on Solana are highlighted, showing the diversity and reach of blockchain technology in the art world.
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Eugenio
Proud collector moment right here 🥹 Official co-owner of BIG CARE by @fvckrender! @lisafound_ https://t.co/cDxHOO6oMt https://t.co/1Hggei4bwv
Phil Gara | BIP-420 Just bought a share of Big Care by @fvckrender - a cool experiment in ownership models for networked fine art But the real reason was I've always wanted a FVCKRENDER auto, and I'm just too scared to ask the guy with that thick Quebecker accent https://t.co/92bJXTv28s
Victor Mosquera Collected a share of this sweet @fvckrender piece via LISA foundation. Love what this team is building. Feels like progress towards making art pieces available to collectors. These guys are creating something special here. https://t.co/IEXLTchi9T
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