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Presumably the bronze sculpture was still produced with the authorization of the artist in a limited series and thus still represents their original work and in
by faefox 5y ago
Presumably the bronze sculpture was still produced with the authorization of the artist in a limited series and thus still represents their original work and intent. I think the key difference is that viewing a sculpture doesn't implicitly grant me a perfect replica of said sculpture that I would be free to save, duplicate, and even mint my own NFT for were I so inclined. Digital objects are not scarce in the way that physical objects are.
- detaro 5y agoIf the artist says their NFT (not anybody elses, the one signed by them!) represents (or is) their original work and intent, that doesn't count?