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Daataverse MembershipDAATAVERSE1This annual membership is your key to the specialist community driving debates and pushing boundaries in digital art. Purchase to unlock benefits and connect with creatives in our Daataverse. See more at nft.daata.art/daataverse\n\nThe artwork was designed by Keiken to reflect Daata’s mission to support artists and foster critical discourse within the NFT space. An ancient silver coin, embossed with two winged horses, spins in an eternal revolution. At its core, the Daata ‘d’ sits amongst a kaleidoscope of precious jewels. Despite such luxurious materials, the NFT does not celebrate material wealth. In Greek mythology, the winged horse Pegasus represented heroic victory. The metal’s oxidised patina similarly infers wisdom and experience. More than a symbol, this is a work of art that reflects who we are and where we’re going - join us. ipfs://QmbyJtdwySSiqMF67qy2LpoippLjeRCor4Hz5CGk42riaVipfs://QmTjfu5oNoN8YVnkyfVei4ppSKcPKMs7Uass1GEXnFMQbV
Rachel Maclean - Mint MiMINTMIRachel Maclean\nMint Mi, 2021\nDigital Animation, NFT\nEdition of 100\n\nAbout the work\n\nMimi, celebrated Scottish video artist Rachel Maclean’s latest protagonist, is a fairy-tale avatar of end-game Capitalism. She first appeared in a seemingly abandoned toy shop at the end of a dark woodland path at Jupiter Artland, Edinburgh, a mysterious doll who could flip consumerism on its head, figuratively and literally, in the artist’s first permanent architectural installation.\n\nMimi’s story develops in upside mimi ᴉɯᴉɯ uʍop, a short film — the artist’s first fully animated work — that has screened at Josh Lilley, London as part of That's not Mi!, Maclean’s inaugural show with the gallery, as well as the London and Tempere International Film Festivals. \n\nYou can purchase a bundle of “mint mi,” the digital video, and its physical counterpart, “box mi,”. Both the video and the doll are NFT-powered: tied to an NFT acting as their digital certificate of authenticity & ownership and making them unique on the blockchain.\n\nAbout the artist\n\nRachel Maclean (b. 1987, Edinburgh, Scotland) creates video and installations that operate deep in rendered space and at the vanguard of modern life. In an unmistakable saccharine palette, Maclean's characters and settings refract and anticipate contemporary culture, whipping from the cutting to the cute, reflecting both the latent neurosis and bracing potential of life as a digital native.ipfs://QmXsThZQu5BJ68NLQRAoeWNNE4NURdgXzjEWZEunq9g8dHipfs://QmQ6TeoXMHqQDqQ4hFuKyE5QRV2zxYA7mj2VUwhU64hice
Two Heads, Two WaysTHTWTrulee Hall\nTwo Heads, Two Ways\n2020\nHD Video, MP4, NFT\n00:08:14\n\nDaata proudly presents Trulee Hall’s Two Heads, Two Ways. Using the metaphor and physicality of a two-headed body, Hall explores how multiple personalities and possibilities of self are visualised. A dark onanistic fantasy of sex dolls and self-love unfolds by means of an out-of-body experience. The central character divides, seeing her body as a disembodied object. Her body parts separate and multiply as her other self – her alter ego – becomes her lover. She is at once monstrous, sexy and utterly wonderful. ipfs://bafybeia4lbkpig65m2cl4b5zwjtgjiqurn4kyxzdvs7f25hb3pir3v6nguipfs://bafybeihlnjlxgnxg3f6unt4cyasmuecl35rxu62dnsmab7s4zvxo5o73ei
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