Brian Cattelle photographed by Brian Cattelle in Delray Beach, Florida, USA
Brian Cattelle is an experimental black and white photographer who is consistently breaking norms and traditions. He has a published collection Polaroid photos sold as NFTs called Gummo Land. He is also an active member of the NFT community, hosting a number of Twitter spaces.
[Twitter](https://twitter.com/briancattelle www.briancattelle.com
WHO WE ARE is the first grant given by Obscura via PaisanoDAO, distributing $100,000 to 100 photographers across the globe.
The aim of WHO WE ARE is to document humans who are participating, building, and creating in Web3 and the NFT space in 2021, the year NFTs took the world by storm. The project has encompassed 33 countries and over 175 people so far, and will be ongoing, continuing perpetually with Obscura as it grows over time.
WHO WE ARE 200 is the first chapter, capped at 200 photos.
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Brian Cattelle photographed by Brian Cattelle in Delray Beach, Florida, USA
Brian Cattelle is an experimental black and white photographer who is consistently breaking norms and traditions. He has a published collection Polaroid photos sold as NFTs called Gummo Land. He is also an active member of the NFT community, hosting a number of Twitter spaces.
[Twitter](https://twitter.com/briancattelle www.briancattelle.com
WHO WE ARE is the first grant given by Obscura via PaisanoDAO, distributing $100,000 to 100 photographers across the globe.
The aim of WHO WE ARE is to document humans who are participating, building, and creating in Web3 and the NFT space in 2021, the year NFTs took the world by storm. The project has encompassed 33 countries and over 175 people so far, and will be ongoing, continuing perpetually with Obscura as it grows over time.
WHO WE ARE 200 is the first chapter, capped at 200 photos.