Thanks for your interest in the PORSCHΞ PIONΞERS CIRCLE! In appreciation of your trust, we are pleased to gift you with this exclusive PIONΞERS POAP. If you are already part of the PORSCHΞ PIONΞERS CIRCLE, make sure to hold your POAP sticker in the same wallet as your Porsche 911 NFT, as it will allow you further customization possibilities of your very own digital PORSCHΞ.

Node. Exploring the Boundaries of Digital Art A platform for the presentation and mediation of digital art. With Node there will be a permanent place for digital art in the gallery, accompanied by a contextualizing online presence and digital-based mediation format. In close exchange with the artists we will show newly produced and existing works. With this project we want to explore the boundaries of digital art and discover and mediate new ideas and perspectives. With Node, to want to reduce the predjudices, as the gap between the classical art market and the crypto market is still huge. It is an opportunity to bring artists and art enthusiasts together and to encourage exchange about digital artworks  We really want to built this bridges.  

❤️ It was a pleasure to meet you in 2023! ✨ Keep this POAP as a Memory 🤝 https://linktr.ee/andrewagnerphotographer

We are excited to welcome Justin Aversano as our first NFT expert for our Future of Finance Mentoring series in 2023. Justin has already been a guest in our community a year ago and we are incredibly excited and honoured to have him be a part of our community again. This poap is available to all members of the FoF Mentoring Community who participate in our Zoom call on 7th of March. Justin Aversano is an incredibly special artist, renowned for his pioneering work in the NFT world and founder of Quantum Art, the most respected NFT photography platform. He is blessed with a unique talent to create beautiful art and has dedicated himself to cultivating its potential within the NFT space. His Twin Flames Art Project has achieved worldwide recognition and has been showcased in galleries and events across the globe. His work continues to push the boundaries of the NFT ecosystem and its influence on the art world.

In collaboration with the estate, EXPANDED.ART is pleased to present the solo show CODED BEAUTY by Herbert W Franke. The show is comprised of eight works of Franke’s series MATH ART created between 1980 and 1995, early generative photographs from the 1950s, his Biennale serigraphy including QUADRATE (1969/70) and further serigraphies. Herbert W. Franke held the belief that the beauty of structures shown in visual arts is founded on mathematical codes throughout his entire career. He spent a lifetime in search of them. In the 1950s, he started generating art based on mathematical principles, which led to his first pieces, LICHTFORMEN and OSZILLOGRAMME, and finally used computer programs from the 1960s on. He began working on the enormous body of work MATH ART in 1980 with the programmer Horst Helbig. Over the course of 15 years, he methodically analyzed the mathematical conceptual worlds, from algebra to stochastics, for the aesthetic component. Even to the spectator who is unfamiliar with mathematics, the opulent visualizations reveal quite varied aesthetic frameworks.

👀 Attended NFT Paris 2023 for the merch and memes, but ended up staying for the 🤝 wholesome community and 🌟 ambitious aspirations!

Thank you so much for being part of such a special evening, the very first edition of Web3 Night Berlin. This POAP is a sign of apreciation and a digital collectible celebrating our collective experience.

DYOR (Do Your Own Research) is a dictum of the crypto scene. The principle is that one should do one's own investigation rather than believing all that is read. The exhibition reveals to visitors what is, for many, a new world: art in the context of blockchain and NFTs. Curated by Nina Roehrs, DYOR focusses on artists, projects and platforms that have had a significant influence on how the crypto art scene has developed and is today. This DYOR – POAP can be collected when visiting the exhibition in Zürich. Created by Andreas Gysin (aka ertdfgcvb)