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By colearon
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Pit imagines being trapped in the fires of despair and never being burned.
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The Fire Next Time Collection creatively documents African American interactions with fire. Fire is an emotional, elemental and universal force that runs the gamut of expression and purpose. Fire enlightens and consumes, purifies and destroys, always leaving its mark on whatever it touches. Children of the African Diaspora are familiar with the transformative force of fire.
The collection is an interpretation of a tapestry work of the same title by renowned, multi-disciplinary artist Martin Grizzell. As a textile artist, Grizzell's works have been featured in Time Magazine and exhibited in galleries and sacred spaces throughout the U.S. and France. Two of his works are in the permanent collection of the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of African American History and Culture, and he is a featured designer in the book, Blacks in the History of Fashion (2022).
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By colearon
By colearon
Pit imagines being trapped in the fires of despair and never being burned.
The purchased work includes an unlockable link to the artwork. [10000 x 8147 px (jpg)]
You have broad rights to use the art associated with your NFT:
-
Use the art for your own personal, non-commercial use;
-
Use the art when you’re on a marketplace that allows the purchase and sale of the art, so long as the marketplace cryptographically verifies that you are the owner; and
-
Use the art when you’re on a third party website or app that allows the inclusion, involvement, or participation of the art, so long as the website/app cryptographically verifies that you are the owner, and the art doesn’t stay on the website/app after you’ve left.
Restrictions include:
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Modifying the art;
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Using the art to market or sell third-party products;
-
Using the art in connection with images of hatred, violence, or other inappropriate behavior; or
-
Trying to trademark the art, or otherwise acquire intellectual property rights in it.
The Fire Next Time Collection creatively documents African American interactions with fire. Fire is an emotional, elemental and universal force that runs the gamut of expression and purpose. Fire enlightens and consumes, purifies and destroys, always leaving its mark on whatever it touches. Children of the African Diaspora are familiar with the transformative force of fire.
The collection is an interpretation of a tapestry work of the same title by renowned, multi-disciplinary artist Martin Grizzell. As a textile artist, Grizzell's works have been featured in Time Magazine and exhibited in galleries and sacred spaces throughout the U.S. and France. Two of his works are in the permanent collection of the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of African American History and Culture, and he is a featured designer in the book, Blacks in the History of Fashion (2022).
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