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‘Gorilla in a Pink Mask' has been split into 10,000 fractions, each of which is magnified x 40. The animated NFT shows the pixelated fraction along with the purity level of the colours and their rarity. It rotates to reveal the full artwork with crosshairs pinpointing the location of the fraction.
Rarity was calculated by an algorithm that took into account 128 colours. These were then reduced to the pixel intensity of the five key colours - pink, dark grey, light grey, ochre and sand.
Rarity is ranked from 1 – 100, with 1 being the rarest. They are grouped as follows: Epic (16) | Super Rare (362) | Rare (1492) | Standard (8130)
The Gorilla Stamp represents the purity - fractions composed of just a single colour: Gold (16) | Silver (31) | Bronze (44) | Black (9909)
Exposed Walls place no commercial value on these evaluations, rarity is based on colour only.
‘Gorilla in a Pink Mask’, one of Banksy's most famous street murals, has been fractionalised into 10,000 parts, with each NFT representing the segment of the wall on which it was painted.
The artist’s fame rests on the murals he has been creating from the early 1990s. He is believed to have made more than 500 of these unique pieces. ‘Gorilla in a Pink Mask’ first appeared on the wall of the former North Bristol Social Club in Fishponds Road, Eastville, Bristol. This later became the Jalalabad Cultural Centre, where it was painted over in 2011 by the owner. In September 2020, it was removed from the centre with permission by Exposed Walls, a restoration company which now owns the work.
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By 5520D3
By 5520D3
‘Gorilla in a Pink Mask' has been split into 10,000 fractions, each of which is magnified x 40. The animated NFT shows the pixelated fraction along with the purity level of the colours and their rarity. It rotates to reveal the full artwork with crosshairs pinpointing the location of the fraction.
Rarity was calculated by an algorithm that took into account 128 colours. These were then reduced to the pixel intensity of the five key colours - pink, dark grey, light grey, ochre and sand.
Rarity is ranked from 1 – 100, with 1 being the rarest. They are grouped as follows: Epic (16) | Super Rare (362) | Rare (1492) | Standard (8130)
The Gorilla Stamp represents the purity - fractions composed of just a single colour: Gold (16) | Silver (31) | Bronze (44) | Black (9909)
Exposed Walls place no commercial value on these evaluations, rarity is based on colour only.
‘Gorilla in a Pink Mask’, one of Banksy's most famous street murals, has been fractionalised into 10,000 parts, with each NFT representing the segment of the wall on which it was painted.
The artist’s fame rests on the murals he has been creating from the early 1990s. He is believed to have made more than 500 of these unique pieces. ‘Gorilla in a Pink Mask’ first appeared on the wall of the former North Bristol Social Club in Fishponds Road, Eastville, Bristol. This later became the Jalalabad Cultural Centre, where it was painted over in 2011 by the owner. In September 2020, it was removed from the centre with permission by Exposed Walls, a restoration company which now owns the work.
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