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

Heiko Hellwig 

 Born in 1960 in Germany. He discovered the magic of photography at the age of six. As a freelance photographer and photo artist in Stuttgart, he worked for large companies and corporations for many years. His intense observation of reality shows in a brilliant way: Photos can reveal much more. Because for the attentive viewer there is always a layer or level visible behind, above or beside it. Layers that he makes visible and tangible in his works today through various photographic techniques. This more visibility is not always just beautiful, but always exciting. In his works, many of which are also critical of the times, he seeks to penetrate the surfaces of the real world and invite the viewer to reflect, almost forcing him to do so. Hellwig's works are exhibited nationally and internationally and can be found in various private collections. Many of his photographs have been awarded several awards.