GM to a week that feels rare 👀

Dive into the Valuart Newsletter highlights for a hint.

Wrapping Up the First Volume of Untitled: Untitled Magritte

An undisputed master of Surrealism, from February 9th to February 16th the Valuart Gallery opened its doors to come experience Magritte’s never-before-seen masterpiece “Untitled” as part of a unique exhibition format designed by Valuart and Paolo Dabbrescia: sharing the same name of Magritte’s masterpiece, from now on “Untitled” will continue to showcase rare works of art kept secret in private collections for years, re-imagined within an immersive experience made possible through a unique blend of technology and curation.

In particular, visitors will be able to immerse themselves in a world of digital textures and animations, partly modeled and partly generated by artificial intelligence using the latest AI engines, as part of a multisensory, art-driven experience.

As this first extraordinary volume comes to a close, here are the highlights of the event:

Until the next volume!

Objkt One: A New Way to Experience Rare Tezos art

No spoiling just yet, but something rare is coming to Tezos: Introducing objkt one, the premier destination for rare Tezos art.

Keep an eye out for the full reveal this week.

Last Week’s Fakewhale Cross Editions & February FW Monthly Open Call Closing

Just in case you missed it, here is a recap of last week’s Fakewhale Cross Editions on objkt.com:

⚫ “Searching for Sparks” by Nate Hill | 20/20 - 20 xtz

⚫ “Heap” by danctrl | 10/10 - 10 xtz

Over the weekend, FW’s February Monthly call has come to end, so be sure to tune into Fakewhale’s official Twitter profile on Wednesday February 22nd as selected artists will be announced.

NFTs: Simone Marchetti & Etan Genini Discuss How the Digital World Is Becoming Increasingly Real

During Sanremo Moneyviz hosted a dedicated panel, “Casa Sanremo Invest” with Simone Marchetti, Vanity Fair European editorial Director, and Etan Genini co-founder and CEO of Valuart, to chat about NFTs.

By examining NFTs and taking into consideration the evolution of its technology within a historical and cultural context, both explain how the digital world is becoming increasingly real – with a focus on how this technology will serve as a sort of ‘passport' that will accompany exciting, unprecedented changes both in the real and virtual world in the near future.

Tune into the full discussion below: