After selling a number of non-replaceable symbols (NFTS), in which the buyers of the paintings from his last collection were instructed to select the material or NFT artwork, the British artist Damian Hurst started to burn hundreds of his works.
When asked about his feelings while burning the works, Hurst responded, “It is a good feeling, better than I expected.” Those who selected NFTS were informed that the associated material piece would be burned.
According to the BBC, “The artist gathered each picture that he sold and destroyed it in a contained fire box while wearing metal silver trousers and fire safety gloves.
The overall weight of the burned works is believed to be around 10 million pounds.
Hurst released The Currency, his first collection of NFT, last year. It consists of 10,000 NFTS, which are the same as 10,000 works of original art.
The gathering amateurs who purchased one of the paintings by the British artist had to decide whether to keep NFT or exchange them for tangible artistic creations.
The Nioport Street exhibition in London said 5,149 buyers chose the original artworks while choosing 4,851 NFTS Jupitations.
The non -replaceable symbol is a unique and non -replaceable data unit stored in a digital record and NFTS can be used to represent clonable elements easily as unique elements, using the technology of the series of blocks to create a confirmed ownership proof.
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