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I have always been a bit confused about how this all works in relation to the actual piece of work. Say for instance I make a painting using a tradition medium, say 'oil'. I put that piece up on NTF showroom. This then creates a digital copy. So, is the original painting now owned by someone else and I can not show it to anyone because I don't own it? Or should it be destroyed so the digital copy becomes the piece?
Or are NFT supposed to be purely digital with no real-world equivalent?
I do think the concept is exciting but there is a lot to get my head around not being a digital artist.
At the end of the day, anything that empowers artists to allow them the monetise their world outside of the traditional gallery is a good thing.
RE: Crypto art and The role of Whale and Dolphins on the NFT Showroom