An absolute highlight is this exciting collection of 16 exceptional photographs compiled for the PHOTOPIA in Hamburg. 

Internationally renowned and award-winning top photographers have each donated one of their works to the fair's first NFT Drop Open Edition.

Visitors will be able to mine one randomly selected work each during the PHOTOPIA period from 13 to 16 October. 

All incidental costs will be covered at PHOTOPIA. This means that new digital art collectors will receive a work of art by an internationally renowned artist free of charge. 

The aim of the campaign is to make NFT technology better known and accessible to photographers and photo enthusiasts alike.

In this way, PHOTOPIA Hamburg makes it easier for art enthusiasts to enter the digital art world.In so doing, the fair also becomes a pioneer internationally, as it directly brings visitors and artists together on the Web3.

Photopia

Sandra Bartocha 

 Born 1980 in Germany. As a nature photographer and author, her goal is not to document the real world that is visible and known at first glance, but rather to depict the fleetingness of the moment, the beauty of the subtle, the personal interpretation and abstraction of seen moments. She is vice-president of the GDT - Gesellschaft fr Naturfotografie, editor-in-chief of the magazine Forum Naturfotografie as well as author of various publications, including the textbook Fotoschule in Bildern, Naturfotografie and the highly acclaimed illustrated books LYS - An Intimate Journey to the North and Rhythm of Nature. Bartocha's images regularly win prizes in international competitions such as Wildlife Photographer of the Year and the International Photography Awards and are presented in exhibitions in museums and galleries throughout Europe. She was part of the pan-European project Wild Wonders of Europe.