This one of a kind crypto-art utilizes hidden camera footage from an actual art heist. Rah Crawford’s hemp fabric print was stolen from a venue in Bushwick, Brooklyn on August 11, 2018 at 2:39AM. The print was originally created for a retrospective commemorating his previous art period Welcome to Earth, which spanned over 12 years (2004 - 2016). Crawford’s latest digital work is a creative feedback loop—whereas the digital art continually replays the theft of a physical work of art.
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This one of a kind crypto-art utilizes hidden camera footage from an actual art heist. Rah Crawford’s hemp fabric print was stolen from a venue in Bushwick, Brooklyn on August 11, 2018 at 2:39AM. The print was originally created for a retrospective commemorating his previous art period Welcome to Earth, which spanned over 12 years (2004 - 2016). Crawford’s latest digital work is a creative feedback loop—whereas the digital art continually replays the theft of a physical work of art.
SuperRare makes it easy to create, sell, and collect rare digital art. SuperRare's smart contract platform allows artists to release limited-edition digital artwork tracked on the blockchain, making the pieces rare, verified, and collectible. Filter the crypto art world's best selling works by artist name, creation type, and year of birth on OpenSea.
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