Mitchell F. Chan has been described by one critic as “committed to the most serious ideas of conceptualism in the most playful way possible.” He is best-known for creating one of the earliest non-fungible token artworks, 2017's Digital Zones of Immaterial Pictorial Sensibility. Editions of Digital Zones have been exhibited in the Fondazione Prada exhibition Monte di Pietá during the 60th Venice Biennale, and sold at auction at Sotheby’s for a digital-conceptual record price of USD $1.53M. Chan's other recent work includes: The Boys of Summer, an interactive sports management simulation; and Winslow Homer’s Croquet Challenge, an allegorical croquet video game about Reconstruction-era America, commissioned by the Buffalo AKG Art Museum.