The Bock-Schroeder Foundation transforms Ethereum blockchain-based NFT projects Crypto Punks and Bored Apes into a derivative art project by assembling these multi-million dollar blue chip NFTs into collages composed with photographs of German photojournalist Peter Bock-Schroeder (1913 - 2001).
It is obvious that Gunther Sachs would have collected blue chip NFT projects.
NFT derivatives and new originals
In addition to a sense of art, did the last German emperor also have a sense of humour? One can only speculate.
A new concept of the digital art world
Unlike most derivative projects associated with the Crypto Punks and Bored Apes, the Bock-Schroeder Blue Chip NFTphotography concept is based on the sophisticated collage, and pop art of the 20th century. It takes its inspiration from artists such as Marcel Duchamp, Andy Warhol, and appropriation art artists such as Richard Prince. Derivatives is thus becoming a new concept in the art world.
NFT Avatars and art collections
The richest monarch in Europe could certainly afford to acquire a Crypto Punk or Bored Ape. This would place him in the company of a growing number of celebrity investors like Eminem, Stephen Curry, and Snoop Dogg who are now identified with Crypto Punks and Bored Apes.
The triumph of NFT art is set to intensify in the coming years. Due to the high prices, discussions and debates will arise. Just as crypto experts, after some initial hesitation, are now seriously considering the NFT thematic, established art collectors will inevitably be drawn to this new artistic genre. The Bock-Schroeder Blue Chip NFT collection provides an excellent gateway for skeptical art lovers.
Each Warhol is a singular variation of an original photograph by Peter Bock-Schroeder taken in New York in 1982.
By re-photographing existing images in a redesigned mode, he deliberately adopts and copies stylistic elements and makes them his own in a revamped visual process.
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