Techno-Animism In the crucible of Japan's cultural imagination, where every object is believed to house a spirit, and technology is embraced not as a foe but as a companion, the series "Techno-Animism" manifests as a profound exploration of this symbiosis

The digital art platform NEORT is proud to announce the official inauguration of the exhibition "Gal Pals!" at NEORT++ and now distributes certificates of participation to commemorate the event. The exhibition will offer "POAP" to viewers visiting the gallery. Gal Pals! unfurls the signature universe and aesthetics that define the Shinsei Galverse community. For this exhibition, the walls of NEORT++’s gallery are enlivened and filled with a constellation of Gals. Networking, exchange activities, and Gals from local and international holders merge before being transcribed in a unique, immersive visual experience, along with a VTuber booth and more. Triggered by PM invitations in the style of those 90s internet phenomenon copypastas and chain emails, the main part of the exhibition has built itself via a community-fueled method. This modus operandi encouraged a few invited Gal NFT holders to submit one of their badass Gals and send an invitation to one or two Galverse pals, who in turn could submit and invite, keeping the (anti)curation-chain going. In that way, Gal Pals! emphasizes and focuses on URL social activities, net-generated friendships, and the open-source, exponential nature of the internet and, more recently, the Web3 space. The resulting physical space takeover is just one more of the Galverse community efforts.

You were there! The moment our collective catch phrase came true - WAGMAA! We are all gonna make an anime! This POAP commemorates the official announcement that the Shinsei Galverse anime is in production. Web3's first community-driven anime, made in Tokyo with love!

The Galverse Art Matsuri was a Web3-wide art contest to celebrate all things cosmic and creative! Over 200 artists from inside and out the Shinsei Galverse community put their pens, brushes, styli, and sewing machines to work to create fan art based on the world and characters of Galverse. Guest judged by the incredible Betty from Deadfellaz, chill Clon from Cool Cats, and Naoki Saito from Megami, submissions were weighed up on their 'Gal Vibes', 'Creativity and Originality', and 'Artistry'. In the end, after seeing so many entries, Team Galverse put up over 9 ETH in prizes for 40 winners. Participants were able to mint and sell their derivative artworks during the contest. All submitted artworks are on display at the official Shinsei Galverse Art Matsuri online gallery, linked on this POAP.