The Film "Metropolis" (1927) & NYC Architecture as an Inspiration for NFT Art.
In the early twentieth century, New York City was home to a booming architecture scene. Many of the city's buildings, including the iconic Flatiron Building, were designed in this period.
New York City's architecture has been a source of inspiration for many artists, filmmakers, and architects. One film that was influenced by the city's skyline was Metropolis, a 1927 German expressionist science fiction film.
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The film's cinematographer, Karl Freund, used the city's skyline as a reference when creating the sets for the film. In recent years, there has been a resurgence of interest in Metropolis. This interest has also led to the creation of a series of NFTs (non-fungible tokens) by SurR.Ai in August 2022.
The "Metropolis" NFT series, which are digital collectibles, feature constructivist avant-garde architecture and futuristic urban buildings. They are currently available for purchase on the blockchain-based marketplace OpenSea.
Digital Collectibles are inspired by the poetry and creativity of André Breton, Metropolis (1927 film) and New York City architecture and available for purchase on OpenSea marketplace.
While the film is set in the future, the themes it explores are still relevant today. The rise of AI and the growing dependence on technology are issues that we are grappling with today. By creating the NFT series, SurR.Ai is bringing these issues to the forefront and sparking a conversation about our future.
"The Metropolis" NFT series is a collection of digital artworks created by combining images from different periods. For this series, we also took the 1921 sketch "Collectivist House" by Nikolai Ladovsky and combined it with a contemporary image of a city skyline. The result is a unique and stunning work of art that embodies the spirit of both the past and the present.
This series is a limited edition of 6 NFTs, each of which is a one-of-a-kind work of art. The NFTs are available for purchase now on the blockchain-based marketplace OpenSea. So if you're looking for a piece of art that is both beautiful and unique, be sure to check out the "Metropolis" NFT series.
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Now with the MoonPay Checkout integration, OpenSea users can easily purchase an NFT using a debit or credit card, sidestepping the need to first acquire cryptocurrency.
MoonPay now supports the purchase of Ethereum, Solana, and Polygon NFTs with a debit or credit card. With this new feature, collectors can pay directly with major payment methods like MasterCard, Visa, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. This is a big step towards the goal of making NFTs accessible to everyone.
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