Art has always been a fundamental part of human existence. Whether it’s cave paintings or colossal sculptures that have become synonymous with culture and identity, humans have long sought to express themselves through creativity. And increasingly, we’re all seeking to express ourselves digitally in an increasingly noisy and chaotic world — some of us more than others. People want to stand out from the crowd and make their mark in a way that is meaningful and resonates with them on a deep level. At the same time, we want to make our mark on the world with land ownership and the ability to build a legacy. Land is one of those scarce resources that people want to own, with its intrinsic value as a medium for expressing oneself. The same goes for digital art — it’s an invaluable form of expression, but also one that can be replicated and shared freely by anyone who has access to it. So far, so good — except most digital art isn’t actually owned by its creators, because it exists in centralized servers controlled by private corporations or governments. This is why we need decentralized applications: they provide a way for people to own their data and have control over what happens to it. In short: decentralization equals true ownership. It’s only through the use of NFTs that we can take back ownership of our online identities and experiences from these corporate giants. NFT Land Art These are a few reasons why NFT art...
