Idriss B. announces the launch of NFT – The Polyverse Art
Dec 1, 2021
Idriss B is entering the Metaverse to complement his existing portfolio selling a collection of 11,000 NFTs - called Polyverse Art.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates - November 30, 2021 /MarketersMedia/ —
Idriss B is entering the Metaverse to complement his existing portfolio selling a collection of 11,000 NFTs - called Polyverse Art. The sale of ‘The Polyverse Art’ collection will be on the 4th December 2021 on the Ethereum blockchain, for the first time in NFT every single buyer will have a physical art piece.
An NFT (Non-Fungible Token) is, by definition, a digital asset that links ownership to unique physical or digital items such as art, music, real estate, or videos. Although they have been around since 2014, NFTs have exploded this year and are becoming increasingly popular and lucrative in the art world. Essentially, NFTs are an investment like fine art, only digital.
Whilst Idriss B might be jumping on the NFT bandwagon, the Polyverse Art are no ordinary NFTs. Not only are they designed by a real-life artist, being an owner of one of the NFTs will automatically enter them into an exclusive giveaway to become an astronaut and win a ticket into space! For the first time in history, a real artist is bringing the Metaverse to life by sharing his passion, exploration, and dedication to his craft.
The Dubai-based artist has also taken advantage of his high-profile network to ensure that all NFT collectors receive a range of real life benefits including Zero Gravity Experience, VIP fashion shows and concerts, New York exhibition, all inclusive art excursions, and more.
“It is time to start an epic NFT journey into the next chapter of art and it is down to real artists to lead the change. We put a lot of time and effort into our work and to be finally be compensated and protected appropriately is a refreshing feeling. I’m excited for what is to come and to be able to combine the best aspects of each world.” said Idriss B.
Poised to be the first government in the world to move all its applicable transactions to blockchain technology - Dubai is home to a growing number of innovators exploring the NFT world thanks to the proactive support from the government. As part of its efforts to support these disruptive technologies and enhance the UAE's position as leaders in innovation, Dubai Future Foundation formed the Global Blockchain Council to explore and support transactions on the platform.
Idriss B. is evolving with his hometown, Dubai, into a historical next phase of his career but he’s not planning on quitting his ‘day job’ anytime soon. Next year Idriss B will host a public art exhibition on Park Avenue in New York, as well as collaborations with a luxury jewellery brand, EXPO 2020, and a very special project with Nusr-Et.
About Idriss B
Idriss B is a French-Tunisian artist and sculptor, best know for his eccentric style and polygonal animal-shaped structures. Born and raised in Paris, Idriss B has shown an interest in art since childhood and has since built a significant personal art collection and collaborated with iconic brands such as Jumeirah Group, Valrhona Chocolate, CZN Burak, and Four Seasons.
Website: https://polyverseart.io
instagram : https://instagram.com/polyversenft
Twitter : https://twitter.com/polyverseart
Discord: https://discord.gg/polyverseart
Contact Info:
Name: Dina Ibellini
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Organization: Polyverse Art
Phone: +971 50 515 7237
Website: http://polyverseart.io
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