Hi, I'm a digital artist. I've been subscribed to your Cryptoart Museum newsletters for a long time. I have a series of works called "Little Lisa's Odyssey", a story (myth) about Mona Lisa. But in the sea of NFT where monkeys make noise, her story is not noticeable. I suggest you watch my desperate challenge in the search for meanings.
A person is not just a spectator in this absurd theater of memes, but also its director, capable of rewriting the rules of the game. In a world where the value of art is measured in likes and tokens, is it possible to be genuinely surprised and inspired by art?
Hi, I'm a digital artist. I've been subscribed to your Cryptoart Museum newsletters for a long time. I have a series of works called "Little Lisa's Odyssey", a story (myth) about Mona Lisa. But in the sea of NFT where monkeys make noise, her story is not noticeable. I suggest you watch my desperate challenge in the search for meanings.
https://www.behance.net/gallery/199373193/Little-Lisa-in-Search-of-the-Eternal
A person is not just a spectator in this absurd theater of memes, but also its director, capable of rewriting the rules of the game. In a world where the value of art is measured in likes and tokens, is it possible to be genuinely surprised and inspired by art?