caucasus_asia

art and expressions

[obliquethrills]

“Newcomer” by Michel Majerus, 2001

[polyhedric-dimension]

Don't be afraid of the truth

[billypilgrim-irl]

i just love cowboys

All paintings by Glen Dean | Salad Days - Mac Demarco | Mamas, Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up to be Cowboys - Willie Nelson | El Paso - Marty Robbins | Ask - The Smiths | Country House - Blur | Loser Monologue - Sign Crushes Motorist | Jeane - The Smiths | Philadelphia II - Cyberbully Mom Club | The Ballad of Costa Concordia - Car Seat Headrest

[webdiggerxxx]

꧁★꧂

[blnxpc]

Sun

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that citi gif was looping in my head for about a year.

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[caucasusasia]

(via xcopy)

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RIP FIAT

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‘DEATH TOWER’

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Head in the fucking sand

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PANIC! 

🔥  Fresh product for consumption

[bodeteca]

Want so bad

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Never

New SuperRare edition! Only ONE edition in existence. EVER.

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can you explain what cryptoart is? i understand cryptocurriences to a degree but i think i'm missing the point about cryptoart. what's the advantage of digitally authenticating your work? does it serve a purpose other than authentication?

Hi, thanks for asking. I guess the point is more than anything the authentication.

An artist can issue a set number of cryptographic ‘tokens’ attached to a piece of digital art. These tokens can be traded but will always be able to be traced back to the address of the artist on the blockchain. So while you can endlessly copy digital art you can’t copy or fake the tokens. You could upload the same piece of art and create new tokens but anyone can check the blockchain and see that they do not originate from the correct address.

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mortal_

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