Art was born free, and always seeks that freedom. But the need to seek income hinders the artist's freedom, through curators, collectors and the algorithms of social networks and marketplaces.
They try to control the artist's creative freedom in order to sell the art more easily. There is no artist who wants to survive from their art who doesn't suffer from this. Who doesn't have their creative freedom hindered at some point by the demands of other market players.
Zora's Protocols Rewards and the possibility of distributing our art for free have changed the game for us. We no longer have to worry about prices or pleasing collectors and curators.
We produce and release our art as a form of open dialog with the public, and anyone who likes it can mint it cheaply and easily.
The ideal world, the collection we always wanted to make: free of barriers.
Welcome to our 'Freedom is to be random' collection.
They try to control the artist's creative freedom in order to sell the art more easily. There is no artist who wants to survive from their art who doesn't suffer from this. Who doesn't have their creative freedom hindered at some point by the demands of other market players.
Zora's Protocols Rewards and the possibility of distributing our art for free have changed the game for us. We no longer have to worry about prices or pleasing collectors and curators.
We produce and release our art as a form of open dialog with the public, and anyone who likes it can mint it cheaply and easily.
The ideal world, the collection we always wanted to make: free of barriers.
Welcome to our 'Freedom is to be random' collection.