Invictus Capital announces NFT collection to give African artists global presence-news

Invictus Capital presented its first non-funnile token collection called "Out of Africa" ​​via the Invictus NFT Lab. Through this collection, Invictus Capital Kunst will present art through blockchain technology and combine artists from Africa with the rest of the world.

Invictus Capital publishes NFT collection

The Blockchain investment platform Invictus Capital recently presented its first collection of not fun token (NFT). The unveiling, which took place via the Invictus NFT Lab, tries to combine visual art with blockchain technology and to bring many contemporary digital artists from Africa to a global market.

as explained online test report Start the distribution of NFT posters in January. In February an auction for NFT representations of the original, physical works of art will be carried out.

The decision by Invictus Capital to reveal the NFTs was praised by the interest groups in the art area. Marelize van Zyl, the curator of the NFT collection of Out of Africa, praised the efforts of Invictus Capital with the words:

The Out of Africa Collection consists of 100 unique NFTs on the Ethereum blockchain and is the first time that many of the artists have worked in the NFT area. This collection is a triumph for these artists and represents some of the best new, aspiring and established talents.

Another representative of interest, Charl Bezuidenhout von Worldart, said that NFTS give artists direct access to "a really global audience and a sales model that is made possible by blockchain".

NFTS in mainstream system portfolios

Daniel Schwartzkopf, CEO of Invictus Capital, suggested that an NFT collection like the one presented by his company will "make a major contribution to bringing NFTs to mainstream investment portfolios". The collection will address traditional art collectors, modern NFT collectors and everyone in between, said Schwartzkopf.

According to the report, potential investors who want to participate in this project can receive updates to participating artists and works of art through a subscription newsletter.

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Terence Zimwara

Terence Zimwara is an award -winning journalist, author and author in Zimbabwe. He wrote in detail about the economic problems of some African countries and how digital currencies Africans can offer an escape route.

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