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"Deck-Series" https://opensea.io/collection/deck-series
As a digital artwork which simulates oil painting, a canvas texture and several brushes, how can it be genuine? Now that it is a NFT, does it have more substance?
The picture itself underscores its dubious value. It looks like the sea, but it's too dark and too colorful at the same time. It seems wild but it's stuck. The sky has borders but there is no ground. |
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Sonja Schneider, NFT Artist, Hamburg.
Art, Animation, Compositing and Motion Design.
A Digital Oil Painting drawn completely in Photoshop. This abstract artwork of the artificial sea is available as an NFT on Opensea.io. It is a reference to escape art in terms of the climate crisis.