Uniswap V3 Positions NFT-V1

This NFT represents a liquidity position in a Uniswap V3 BLUR-WETH pool. The owner of this NFT can modify or redeem the position.

Pool Address: 0x6f41040b9e098c2ac4b88e27b50d4e9ab486781b
BLUR Address: 0x5283d291dbcf85356a21ba090e6db59121208b44
WETH Address: 0xc02aaa39b223fe8d0a0e5c4f27ead9083c756cc2
Fee Tier: 1%
Token ID: 440035

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Uniswap - 1% - BLUR/WETH - 1187.5<>4815.4

The Twelve Days of CryptoArt is a collection celebrating the artists, technology, and most importantly: the ART. Each season comes from a twelve-day blind mint event held by UltraDAO with top crypto artists debuting new works for the first time. ULTRAPASS holders receive an airdropped mint pass for Twelve Days events.

Twelve Days of CryptoArt by UltraDAO

The art piece that I created focuses on the theme of grief and the stage of denial. In the art, there is a figure who is reaching out to an angel-like figure, as if they are trying to be taken away to be with the person they have lost. The theme of the piece is one of longing and a refusal to accept the reality of the situation. 

The figure in the art seems to be stuck in a state of denial, wanting to escape to a place where they can be with their loved one again. The art captures the raw emotions of grief and the desire to find solace in the face of loss.

Denial"s Embrace by Zenoyis

Close studies the contrast of solitude against the ever-present connective pressure of modern society. The subject gazes away from the viewer and external grasps in defiant self preservation questioning the ability to achieve true intimacy with one's self.

"In the midst of movement and chaos, keep stillness inside of you." - Anonymous

Close by Blake Kathryn

Finished in the final hours of 2022, "Heron" is my latest exploration into contrast and digital texturing. It is the first piece where I set myself a fixed dimension aspect ratio of 16:9, perfect for the elongated body of a young person. The human anatomy has always fascinated me but most recently I have only used it as a starting off point for my work. Not focusing on naturalism and, similar to the piece "The Swimmer", abstracting the head beyond recognition has had a freeing and inspiring effect. The Heron, standing tall, is half submerged in water, in my eyes this is a pond. Instead of giving us answers we ask ourselves, why did he enter the water? What pulled him there?

The piece is digitally painted, its size is 6105 x 3434 pixels at 300dpi.