Rebuild Classicism

Classics is an experiment between procedural art and history, an unique blend of the past and the future.

It demostrates how procedural art can be combined to create unique NFTs.

18th Century

The union of Art and AI goes beyond the limits of reality and mixes the Baroque style,
Classicism and Renaissance period with cyberpunk, steampunk and sci-fi elements.

AI is pushed further, managing to create unique and non-replicabile NFTs.

ProvenanceHash

This section displays the lineage documentation for every Classics item that will be created.
The initial step involves employing the SHA-256 algorithm to hash each Classics image.

Subsequently, a unified string is generated by concatenating the SHA-256 values of the Classics in order from 0 to 849.
The conclusive evidence is derived by subjecting this amalgamated string to another round of SHA-256 hashing.
This resultant hash serves as the ultimate provenance record stored within the smart contract.

Code: DNA

The collection will envolve into other NFTs capable of reinterpreting 18th-century art, exploring classical sculptures and paintings. As technology continues to advance, the art world has witnessed a fascinating intersection between traditional and digital mediums.

Rooted in the beauty and grandeur of the 18th century, aims to harness the power of NFTs to breathe new life into classical artworks. Through meticulous digital craftsmanship, will offer a fresh perspective on renowned Art from the 1700s.

Artists and technologists will collaborate to create immersive experiences that transport viewers in to the rich history and aesthetics of that era. Additionally, the reinterpretation of 18th-century art through NFTs will provide a platform for contemporary artists to engage in a dialogue with their artistic predecessors.

Through digital reinterpretations, viewers will embark on transformative journey, unlocking new dimensions within classical sculptures, paintings and protraits, and fostering a renewed appreciation for the rich legacy of the past.