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The Kingdom’s First NFT Exhibition Featured The World’s Top Digital Artists And Coolest Pieces
Calling all crypto lovers! This exhibition was the first of its kind in the Kingdom and it featured the coolest digital pieces
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The Riyadh Digital Art Forum featured numerous NFT pieces that celebrated the digital age. For those who are a bit confused as to what NFT is, it is just simply a non-fungible token that digitally represents real-world objects. The exhibition also featured workshops and panels that discussed updates and benefits of NFT, digital wallet security, and society’s participation in the metaverse.
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These Comments About Saudi Will Want To Make You Visit ASAPThe first NFT in history even made it to this exhibition, called ‘Quantum’ by Kevin McCoy, minted back in 2014
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The exhibition also featured workshops and panels that discussed updates and benefits of NFT, digital wallet security, and society’s participation in the metaverse.
Artists from around the world showcased the coolest pieces at this exhibition, including that of 10,000 NFT characters
New profile pic, I joined the #cryptopunks gang! Thanks to @CozomoMedici for the help #crypto pic.twitter.com/K5QXoKONv2
— Jason Derulo (@jasonderulo) September 9, 2021
Canadian software developers Matt Hall and John Watkinson, created these “CryptoPunks” all different and unique than the next, and even distributed the to celebrities like Jason Derulo, Marshmallow, and many more. Other artists like Tyler Hobbs also featured their work at the exhibition, who’s pieces have previously sold at $3 million.
Jeddah based artist Ahaad Alamoudi also featured, her NFT video of ‘The Mirage’
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The clips featured images of Saudi culture and traditions including camels, horses, and a Bedouin in the desert.
