Brazilian artist of NFTs, Di Couto, is selected to exhibit at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris
The Brazilian artist Di Couto, member of Women Force NFT , was invited to participate in an exhibition in Paris, at the headquarters of Unesco, the UN agency specialized in education, science and culture. The theme that guides the works in the exhibition is "the climate crisis is the greatest challenge of the 21st century".
The exhibition is organized by the Culture For Causes Network. The exhibition will feature works in various media, digital, installations, physical and sensorial.
According to the organizers the works will explore the theme of humanity's reconciliation with itself and with the 'living', in an attempt to alert our species to the need to change our posture in relation to other forms of life.
"Humans are placed face to face with the living to emphasize interdependence, the common history and destiny of different species, but also the obvious benefits of intelligent cohabitation. From meditative contemplation of the living to borrowing scientific facts and data from biology or from the theory of evolution, biodiversity is central to this exhibition. The works will also invite poetic reflection on the reconciliation and cohabitation of species", highlights the organization of the exhibition.
Besides Brazilian singer Di Couto will also be present artists such as zancan (France), Refik Anadol (United States and Turkey), Sofia Crespo and Feileacan McCormick (Argentina and Norway), Polina Kuznetsova (Ukraine), Nikolina Kovalenko (United States) and the Phhaust generative art collective (United Kingdom).
"Artists can help bring about a change in attitude because, as producers of universal messages, they help to change the way we see the world. And because the weight of digital technology in public debate is increasing and consciousness is now also being shaped online, we decided to take a closer look at the work of these digital artists who explore the themes of the living and biodiversity", conclude the organizers.
Women Force NFT
Recently the project Women Force NFT announced the release of 7,236 NFTs representing women of all races, religions, and types, including indigenous women.
According to the project's developers, 40% of the value of primary sales of NFTs will be earmarked for the preservation of the Amazon Forest. In addition, holders gain instant access to Web3 education through partnerships already signed with Nas Academy and Female Tech Leaders.
It is also possible to win an exclusive work of art in high resolution, an art mentorship or a trip to Rio de Janeiro or Amsterdam to meet the founders of the project. Holders get 20% off a Brazilian jewelry brand, Bellina Caetano, designed in Chicago and sustainably manufactured in Brazil with ethically sourced natural semi-precious stones.
