UNCVRD by CVRD

UNCVRD is the edition collection to the CVRD cars project.

To celebrate our CVRD launch we made this uncovered classic Mercedes as free to mint edition on a separate contract: UNCVRD by CVRD

Thank you all from the bottom of our heart. We want to get as many people as possible in our cars and become a part of it. This edition is for all of you.

All UNCVRD collectors will get an price advantage for our CVRD collection as follows (as long as it hasn't been sold):

Tier 2: 0.28 ETH instead of 0.38 ETH  
Tier 3: 0.40 ETH instead of 0.50 ETH

Just make an offer on the image of the CVRD series you like from Tier 2 and 3 here:  
https://opensea.io/collection/cvrd-by-karin-apollonia-mueller-and-peter-nitsch

UNCVRD 3095

Scribblography

Pepe Scribblography drawn in a Grid Notebook

Scribblography #153

Random 16-bit Scribblography drawn in a Composition Book

Scribblography #149

Punk Scribblography drawn in a Grid Notebook

Scribblography #65

LIGHTSPEED

LIGHTSPEED / LSP
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edition / the architecture of the experiment continues 
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Rights Usage terms:
Private Display / Personal Non-Commercial Use. The Rights Usage includes unlimited use to display in IRL physical or VIRTURAL galleries, by the NFT holder. No rights for commercial use, distribution, or derivative works allowed.

Camera Person: The Lost Ones

In Between Days

In Between Days #12

Where Dinosaurs Walked - The Chorus

Washout
Where Dinosaurs Walked
The Chorus

By Heather N. Stout  
UT, USA, 2024

For millions of years, the Triple Junction in the American Southwest has undergone great changes, leaving the extraordinary landscape we see today. Three physiological regions, The Mojave Desert, The Colorado Plateau, and The Great Basin all come together to form ancient reminders that jut from the Earth. Wide open skies cast deep shadows on the memories of these ancient events. The winds blow through the canyons as a constant reminder of change. Remnants from Beast and Human speckle landscapes colored with various hues of deep oranges, blues, browns and greens that shift with the southern light. These provinces spark the imagination with wonder and are at the threshold of an unforeseen future. Layers of sediment reveal Dinosaurs and their tracks, a hopeful sight held within our childhood hearts. Resilient flora and seldom seen fauna adapt or disappear in these intertwined landscapes of natural creation and man-made spectacle. 

This unique environment, with its aged tales, reveals a past we still have so much to learn from and an uncertain future. From the Hurricane Fault Line comes, Where Dinosaurs Walked- A journey guided by reading the landscape, research, and quiet observation. The spectacular beauty of the region is overshadowed by the quickening of unsustainable expansion.

Presented in three parts - The Overture, The Interlude, and The Chorus for, Narratiff with Colonna Contemporary.

Washout

Activities
Where Dinosaurs Walked
The Chorus

By Heather N. Stout  
UT, USA, 2024

For millions of years, the Triple Junction in the American Southwest has undergone great changes, leaving the extraordinary landscape we see today. Three physiological regions, The Mojave Desert, The Colorado Plateau, and The Great Basin all come together to form ancient reminders that jut from the Earth. Wide open skies cast deep shadows on the memories of these ancient events. The winds blow through the canyons as a constant reminder of change. Remnants from Beast and Human speckle landscapes colored with various hues of deep oranges, blues, browns and greens that shift with the southern light. These provinces spark the imagination with wonder and are at the threshold of an unforeseen future. Layers of sediment reveal Dinosaurs and their tracks, a hopeful sight held within our childhood hearts. Resilient flora and seldom seen fauna adapt or disappear in these intertwined landscapes of natural creation and man-made spectacle. 

This unique environment, with its aged tales, reveals a past we still have so much to learn from and an uncertain future. From the Hurricane Fault Line comes, Where Dinosaurs Walked- A journey guided by reading the landscape, research, and quiet observation. The spectacular beauty of the region is overshadowed by the quickening of unsustainable expansion.

Presented in three parts - The Overture, The Interlude, and The Chorus for, Narratiff with Colonna Contemporary.

Activities

After the Rain in Winter
Where Dinosaurs Walked
The Chorus

By Heather N. Stout  
UT, USA, 2024

For millions of years, the Triple Junction in the American Southwest has undergone great changes, leaving the extraordinary landscape we see today. Three physiological regions, The Mojave Desert, The Colorado Plateau, and The Great Basin all come together to form ancient reminders that jut from the Earth. Wide open skies cast deep shadows on the memories of these ancient events. The winds blow through the canyons as a constant reminder of change. Remnants from Beast and Human speckle landscapes colored with various hues of deep oranges, blues, browns and greens that shift with the southern light. These provinces spark the imagination with wonder and are at the threshold of an unforeseen future. Layers of sediment reveal Dinosaurs and their tracks, a hopeful sight held within our childhood hearts. Resilient flora and seldom seen fauna adapt or disappear in these intertwined landscapes of natural creation and man-made spectacle. 

This unique environment, with its aged tales, reveals a past we still have so much to learn from and an uncertain future. From the Hurricane Fault Line comes, Where Dinosaurs Walked- A journey guided by reading the landscape, research, and quiet observation. The spectacular beauty of the region is overshadowed by the quickening of unsustainable expansion.

Presented in three parts - The Overture, The Interlude, and The Chorus for, Narratiff with Colonna Contemporary.

After the Rain in Winter

Where Dinosaurs Walked
Where Dinosaurs Walked
The Chorus

By Heather N. Stout  
UT, USA, 2024

For millions of years, the Triple Junction in the American Southwest has undergone great changes, leaving the extraordinary landscape we see today. Three physiological regions, The Mojave Desert, The Colorado Plateau, and The Great Basin all come together to form ancient reminders that jut from the Earth. Wide open skies cast deep shadows on the memories of these ancient events. The winds blow through the canyons as a constant reminder of change. Remnants from Beast and Human speckle landscapes colored with various hues of deep oranges, blues, browns and greens that shift with the southern light. These provinces spark the imagination with wonder and are at the threshold of an unforeseen future. Layers of sediment reveal Dinosaurs and their tracks, a hopeful sight held within our childhood hearts. Resilient flora and seldom seen fauna adapt or disappear in these intertwined landscapes of natural creation and man-made spectacle. 

This unique environment, with its aged tales, reveals a past we still have so much to learn from and an uncertain future. From the Hurricane Fault Line comes, Where Dinosaurs Walked- A journey guided by reading the landscape, research, and quiet observation. The spectacular beauty of the region is overshadowed by the quickening of unsustainable expansion.

Presented in three parts - The Overture, The Interlude, and The Chorus for, Narratiff with Colonna Contemporary.

Where Dinosaurs Walked

Old Farms
Where Dinosaurs Walked
The Chorus

By Heather N. Stout  
UT, USA, 2024

For millions of years, the Triple Junction in the American Southwest has undergone great changes, leaving the extraordinary landscape we see today. Three physiological regions, The Mojave Desert, The Colorado Plateau, and The Great Basin all come together to form ancient reminders that jut from the Earth. Wide open skies cast deep shadows on the memories of these ancient events. The winds blow through the canyons as a constant reminder of change. Remnants from Beast and Human speckle landscapes colored with various hues of deep oranges, blues, browns and greens that shift with the southern light. These provinces spark the imagination with wonder and are at the threshold of an unforeseen future. Layers of sediment reveal Dinosaurs and their tracks, a hopeful sight held within our childhood hearts. Resilient flora and seldom seen fauna adapt or disappear in these intertwined landscapes of natural creation and man-made spectacle. 

This unique environment, with its aged tales, reveals a past we still have so much to learn from and an uncertain future. From the Hurricane Fault Line comes, Where Dinosaurs Walked- A journey guided by reading the landscape, research, and quiet observation. The spectacular beauty of the region is overshadowed by the quickening of unsustainable expansion.

Presented in three parts - The Overture, The Interlude, and The Chorus for, Narratiff with Colonna Contemporary.

Old Farms

Rocks
Where Dinosaurs Walked
The Chorus

By Heather N. Stout  
UT, USA, 2024

For millions of years, the Triple Junction in the American Southwest has undergone great changes, leaving the extraordinary landscape we see today. Three physiological regions, The Mojave Desert, The Colorado Plateau, and The Great Basin all come together to form ancient reminders that jut from the Earth. Wide open skies cast deep shadows on the memories of these ancient events. The winds blow through the canyons as a constant reminder of change. Remnants from Beast and Human speckle landscapes colored with various hues of deep oranges, blues, browns and greens that shift with the southern light. These provinces spark the imagination with wonder and are at the threshold of an unforeseen future. Layers of sediment reveal Dinosaurs and their tracks, a hopeful sight held within our childhood hearts. Resilient flora and seldom seen fauna adapt or disappear in these intertwined landscapes of natural creation and man-made spectacle. 

This unique environment, with its aged tales, reveals a past we still have so much to learn from and an uncertain future. From the Hurricane Fault Line comes, Where Dinosaurs Walked- A journey guided by reading the landscape, research, and quiet observation. The spectacular beauty of the region is overshadowed by the quickening of unsustainable expansion.

Presented in three parts - The Overture, The Interlude, and The Chorus for, Narratiff with Colonna Contemporary.

Rocks

Saturday
Where Dinosaurs Walked
The Chorus

By Heather N. Stout  
UT, USA, 2024

For millions of years, the Triple Junction in the American Southwest has undergone great changes, leaving the extraordinary landscape we see today. Three physiological regions, The Mojave Desert, The Colorado Plateau, and The Great Basin all come together to form ancient reminders that jut from the Earth. Wide open skies cast deep shadows on the memories of these ancient events. The winds blow through the canyons as a constant reminder of change. Remnants from Beast and Human speckle landscapes colored with various hues of deep oranges, blues, browns and greens that shift with the southern light. These provinces spark the imagination with wonder and are at the threshold of an unforeseen future. Layers of sediment reveal Dinosaurs and their tracks, a hopeful sight held within our childhood hearts. Resilient flora and seldom seen fauna adapt or disappear in these intertwined landscapes of natural creation and man-made spectacle. 

This unique environment, with its aged tales, reveals a past we still have so much to learn from and an uncertain future. From the Hurricane Fault Line comes, Where Dinosaurs Walked- A journey guided by reading the landscape, research, and quiet observation. The spectacular beauty of the region is overshadowed by the quickening of unsustainable expansion.

Presented in three parts - The Overture, The Interlude, and The Chorus for, Narratiff with Colonna Contemporary.