Beepe's latest NFT Human One is sold for $ 29 million, artist is planning to improve the displayed work of art during his lifetime

This year the American artist Michael Winkelmann, also known as Beeple, wrote history when he sold his non-fungibles token (NFT) artwork "Everydays" for $ 69.3 million on March 11. Beepe's latest NFF called "Human One" is a life-size NFT sculpture that was sold for $ 29 million, and the artist will update the remaining existence on earth.

beepe's 'Human One' nft brings $ 29 million, artists plans to update art from a distance for the rest of his life

beeple makes headlines (NFT) Value several million dollars called "Human One" for $ 29 million at Christie’s evening sale of the 21st Century . BEEPLE (with birth name Michael Winkelmann) is one of the best-known NFT artists today because his " everyday life: The first 5,000 days ”was sold for $ 69.3 million. This made Beeples artwork one of the most expensive works of art in the world and the most expensive NFT that has been sold to this day.

"Everydays" was sold on March 11, 2021 through a Christie’s auction, and Beepe's latest NFT auction worth several million dollars was also held through the luxury auction house. Beepe's new art is a life-size 3D sculpture and a NFT that was shaped on October 28, 2021. Christie’s describes it as a “kinetic video sculpture-four video screens (16K resolution), polished aluminum metal, mahogany wood frame, dual media server; endless video with a corresponding dynamic, non-fungi problem.”

Human One: "A portrait of a person who was born in the meta verse"

beeple "The first portrait of a person who was born in the meta personum". The interesting thing about Beepe's "Human One" is that he wants to change it in the course of his life.

introduction of human one pic.twitter.com/eysmh6woy

- beeple (@Beeple) 28. October 2021

This means that the owner Ryan Zurre and all owners can see how the artwork of "Human One" changes to what Beeple wants to add. The changes could depend on his mood and could represent something that the artist thinks about.

The life-size 3D sculpture NFT is currently showing a person in a silver-colored space suit with boots, helmet and backpack. The 21st Century Evening Sale Auction of "Human One" ended on November 8th with a prize of $ 28,985,000

"The physical element is designed in such a way that the work of art is continuously displayed. Beeple maintains remote access to the physical element to ensure the proper functionality and/or to improve the exhibited work of art," concludes Christie’s. "Beeple ensures that the physical element does not contain any characteristics that affect the continuous representation of the work of art."

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