A New Opportunity
Voxel Bridge is located in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, and is a milestone event in Contemporary Art. It is much more than a mural, or a piece of crypto art. Voxel Bridge exists simultaneously in three worlds: in the real world under the south end of the Cambie Street Bridge, in augmented reality (AR) as experienced through the Vancouver Biennale app, and in live blockchain. Voxel Bridge has entered the next phase, creating a new opportunity: VXLBDG NFTs.
The collaboration amongst Jessica Angel, the Vancouver Biennale, Spheroid Universe, and an international team of digital creators has resulted in a compelling opportunity to join the next wave of innovation in the NFT space.
A custom-made application to visualize the VXLBDG NFT collection in augmented reality kickstarts the launch of these ground-breaking NFTs that will be the first to integrate AR, public art, and museum-grade printing.
The innovative limited series of 20 VXLBDG NFTs showcases different perspectives of the Voxel Bridge art installation. Each NFT is a 1/1 ERC271 token minted on the Ethereum Blockchain and numbered between VXLBDG#1 and VXLBDG#20.
VXLBDG
AR Visualizer for NFTs
Spheroid Universe developed the Vancouver Biennale app, which is able to generate a series of QR codes to show the VXLBDG NFTs in AR from onsite at Voxel Bridge in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada or from anywhere else in the virtual world!
How does the visualizer work? Once a user points a mobile device camera to the QR code (circular signature), the device launches the Vancouver Biennale app and displays the linked VXLBDG NFTs in AR. If a user has not installed the Vancouver Biennale app before, scanning the QR code will lead the user to the app store to download the free app* for iOS and Android devices.
(*Data charges may apply)
