Pioneering Street Art NFTs: Pushing the limits | Blind Talk NFC23
Channel: Pascal Boyart
Date: 2023-06-12

The street artist Pascal Boyart discusses his transition from traditional graffiti to incorporating Bitcoin QR codes into his murals as a novel method of receiving donations. Despite financial struggles and censorship, Boyart expresses optimism for the future of art and NFTs, believing they could offer artists a new, unrestricted economic model.

00:00 - Pioneering Street Art NFTs: Pushing the limits
00:07 - Introduction
01:07 - World's tensions / Artist 3.0
01:45 - Discovering graffiti
02:25 - Self-taught artist
02:57 - The Revelation: Bitcoin
03:47 - Bitcoin QR codes on my murals
05:00 - New economic alternatives for artists?
05:37 - Dollars series
06:04 - Street art issues
06:36 - Liberty leading the people 2019
07:31 - Censorship by the French authorities
07:41 - The click: Street Art NFTs
09:45 - Worldwide lockdown
10:34 - The Underground Sistine Chapel
13:46 - Keepers of the Chapel
14:44 - Artistic freedom
15:12 - Conclusion

This Blind Talk was recorded at the Non Fungible Conference in Lisbon, Portugal, June 7, 2023.

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Thanks to John Karp, Grida and all the NFC Summit team: https://www.nonfungibleconference.com
Thanks to Sandbox, Sebastien Borget, Voxel Bunny for creating the voxel avatar: https://www.sandbox.game
Many thanks to NTCH, Thomas Millet, Asri Bendacha & Alexandra, Benoît Huguet, for participating in the creation of this content.
Pictures/videos credits: Pascal Boyart, Stefano Rellandini, Samouraï Coop, Yohann Grignou & Antoine Breuil, Frantz Louviot, Zonz Prod, Harvey Marshal, Dyle, Hugo MacGregor, Michael in Paris.

In loving memory of Alotta Money.