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 Welcome to the Tsukimi 
  The journey awaits you  

Tsukimi

Tsukimi is a community of day dreamers, of over-thinkers and lo-fi lovers.

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Let's build a community of supporters for the Giga initiative (https://gigaconnect.org/) and raise funds to bring reliable, robust connectivity to schools across the globe. UNICEF, ITU and Snowcrash Labs have partnered with data visualization scientist, designer and artist Nadieh Bremer. Bremer effectively paints with data that Giga has collected from schools themselves, creating a unique and visually striking collection of 1,000 NFTs called the Patchwork Kingdoms (https://www.patchwork-kingdoms.com/). These works are inspired by real information about school connectivity, which you can see on Giga's Project Connect site (www.projectconnect.world).

PatchworkKingdoms

The twin kingdoms of Nilqasto, separated by a digital divide. A bustling kingdom of 245 schools on top that are all connected to the internet, and 175 schools, not connected, hidden in the upside down kingdom | Created for Giga (GigaConnect.org)  connecting every school in the world  in celebration of UNICEF"s 75th birthday, by Nadieh Bremer