INTERESTING MOMENT : INTO THE ETHER
Non Fungible Token + Fine Art Print
Non Fungible Token + Fine Art Print
"Interesting Moment" is a photograph depicting an ironic juxtaposition between the museum visitors and Rembrandt's painting "Syndics of the Drapers' Guild". Now, this photograph is available as Non-Fungible Token (NFT). It is limited to only ONE edition and available at OpenSea.
BACKGROUND
Taken in 2015 at Rijks Museum Amsterdam using a Digital Leica Rangefinder camera, this particular photograph has been gaining traction since then. It won a number of awards (National Geographic Travel 2017 - USA, Fine Arts Photography Award - London), Featured in numerous online media (L'actualité, GQ, CNN Travel, etc), and has been Exhibited in several events. Prints are collected by collectors worldwide, and are featured in an art text book: Objects in Air: Artworks and Their Outside around 1900 authored by Prof. Margareta Ingrid; published by the University of Chicago Press.
Taken in 2015 at Rijks Museum Amsterdam using a Digital Leica Rangefinder camera, this particular photograph has been gaining traction since then. It won a number of awards (National Geographic Travel 2017 - USA, Fine Arts Photography Award - London), Featured in numerous online media (L'actualité, GQ, CNN Travel, etc), and has been Exhibited in several events. Prints are collected by collectors worldwide, and are featured in an art text book: Objects in Air: Artworks and Their Outside around 1900 authored by Prof. Margareta Ingrid; published by the University of Chicago Press.
The “Interesting Moment” represents the curious interaction between people from two totally different times in human history. To me, somehow Rembrandt could foresee his painting being enjoyed by people from the future. Now, I would like to take this ‘coincidence’ further to our newly born digital age, as a NFT token, so that it could also be enjoyed by the digital arts society. - Julius Yls
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*Above model photography credits: Aiony Haust (women), & Divine Effiong (man)
