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Martin Lukas Ostachowski

Martin Lukas Ostachowski explores clouds as a subject and as a medium in order to establish connections with the elusive defining structures of the blockchain. After discovering NFTs and their transformative potential for society, he shifted his previously physical art practice toward new media. In 2018, Ostachowski began experimenting with crypto art and NFTs, co-authoring a position paper on crypto art in 2019. Since 2020 he has been documenting a comprehensive historical overview of blockchain-related art and milestones, gaining the nickname of crypto art historian.

From A Brief History of Rare Pepe, January 2022

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  • 2022A Brief History of Rare Pepe

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