- Graph Blockchain (GBLC) subsidiary New World has successfully launched an NFT collection with brand ambassador and co-founder Diogo Snow
- The collection was launched on New World’s marketplace during Art Basel Miami in an event at Grit by Design
- During the exhibit, Diogo Snow spray painted a Lamborghini that New World then turned into a 3D-modelled augmented reality NFT
- Graph Blockchain provides shareholders with exposure to various areas of Decentralized Finance
- Shares in Graph Blockchain Inc. (GBLC) are up 4.76 per cent, trading at $0.055 per share
Graph Blockchain (GBLC) subsidiary New World has successfully launched an NFT collection with brand ambassador and co-founder Diogo Snow.
The collection was launched on New World’s marketplace during Art Basel Miami in an event at Grit by Design, an artist-driven exhibition and experience that rests on a set of values embodied by every artist or creator.
During the exhibit, Diogo Snow spray painted a Lamborghini Super Trofeo EVO1 race car that was suspended in the air by a crane.
New World produced an augmented reality NFT of the car by 3D scanning and modelling the Lamborghini using its in-house motion capture technology.
At a price of 73.85 ETH, or approximately C$400,000, this will be the first NFT race car in history that will come with a physical car, provided by Ansa Motorsports and vinyl wrapped by Wraptors.
The NFT collection also includes exclusive NFTs designed by Diogo Snow that showcase his original style of street art that mixes graffiti and pop art through digital mixed media.
Many of the items are already sold out, but the remaining pieces can be purchased at Diogo Snow’s NFT website powered by New World.
New World is an augmented reality art-focused NFT company that allows creators, musicians, and celebrities to have access to an NFT distribution canvas to create and sell digital art.
Its parent company Graph Blockchain provides shareholders with exposure to various areas of Decentralized Finance.
Shares in Graph Blockchain Inc. (GBLC) are up 4.76 per cent, trading at $0.055 per share as of 9:30 am ET.
