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'ROLLS' 🎞🎞🎞 Let’s see what develops. My newest project is inspired by the interesting overlaps of blockchain and photographic film technologies. Both of these systems can be seen as decentralized, immutable time chains- whose value is determined by distributed consensus mechanisms. ROLLS seeks to highlight and amplify these commonalities,... while also exploring the nature of trust between artist and collector. ROLLS begins with 10 tokens to be auctioned off in sequence on SuperRare, starting on August 3rd, 2023. Each token is a placeholder that corresponds to one frame on one unshot roll of film. Once all tokens are sold, I'll go out with my Mamiya 7ii Medium Format Film camera and shoot this one roll of film. Once the ROLL is completed, token metadatawill “develop” and will be updated with the final art- high resolution film scans. The mechanics of this project effectively turn my camera shutter button into a "mint" button. Knowing who has collected each frame will add a gravity to the decision to expose that particular frame. The price, provenance, taste and character of each collector will affect my creative process and my decisions about what- and where- to create. I love the pressure and the dynamic this creates between us, and I'm up for the challenge. Let's run it! 🎞️🫡 Video by the amazing Salshow more

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Thanks to @SuperRare for their excitement and support on this project and for being a great resource and platform for me throughout my years here in this space. Join us in person in NYC for a panel discussion on this concept, I would LOVE to meet you in IRL and share this moment with you.

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Let’s go man!!!! I cannot wait to see these released and love the concept you’re working with ❤️🙌

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Thanks man means the world to hear. Really appreciate all you do for us artists, fr fr

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I am so excited for this one man. Maybe we rock a spaces and discuss? Would love that w you

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Love the idea of betting on what you develop as an artist. Interesting concept excited to see the results

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@MikeSchmidt_eth We do a little asking for trust

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Super cool project and I love the commission side of it and what you said about “exercising trust”. excited to see the images!

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Thanks Cath :) appreciate the support I’m excited to dive into this project with my full attention 🫡

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