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Kalen Iwamoto’s encrypted poetry is displayed with laCollection
Have you ever thought about creating NFT literature artwork using encrypted crypto coding? That’s exactly what digital artist Kalen Iwamoto has explored in a new drop via laCollection, a dedicated NFT art platform. This innovative collection opens the door to a new form of art, proving that the digital world and human creativity can not only coexist, but also merge like never before.
How does Kalen Iwamoto’s NFT Literature Drop work?
The start of 2023 has brought a lot of innovation for the NFT market. The latest example comes from none other than Kalen Iwamoto, a digital poet and founder of TheVERSEverse female-led NFT gallery. This time, the artist created 7 NFTs of digital literary pieces titled “The Coining Poetry” series.
For each poem, the author used custom addresses and encrypted crypto language. Of course, ETH-related coding imposes some limitations; for example, users can only use letters from “a” to “f” and two numbers: 0 and 1.
When you purchase an NFT poem, you will receive a unique key to a private digital wallet. Inside the wallet you’ll find 1,000 Poetry Coins – ERC-20 tokens created just for this collection.
In addition, holders will receive a physical plastic wallet including the complete encrypted poem. These NFT-related items also feature Kalen Iwamoto’s handwriting and signature.
All in all, this is undoubtedly a unique drop that could innovate the NFT poetry niche. This is what the collectibles look like:
What is laCollection?
Founded in 2021, LaCollection is a leading NFT art gallery that aims to connect artists and institutions with passionate collectors. The platform’s partner list includes Sorare, Level-Up and ArtNova to name a few.
Until now, laCollection has also brought several traditional artworks to the Web3 world. For example, the company partnered with the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston to release rare 19th-century French paintings as NFTs. Considering the promising NFT market growth this year, literary NFTs like Kalen Iwamoto’s Encrypted Poems can bring the niche to a new dimension.
