Award-winning artist Sophie Brussaux is flexing her creative muscles through a new NFT collaboration with GoChain.
The GoChain Foundation announced on Friday its partnership with Brussaux, which will see the 31-year-old entrepreneur leverage sustainable blockchain technology.
It’s a partnership Brussaux says merges two of her passions in life: art and tech. I’ve always been interested in the intersectionality of art and tech. Technology is a language on its own and when paired with artists it can be a very impactful and beautiful collaboration, she tells Fox Business.
One of Brussaux’s first initiatives will be auctioning highly valuable, exclusive digital art in the form of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) through the Zeromint NFT marketplace, GoChain says.
As a child, I remember watching documentaries where wildlife biologists would track grizzly bears through the wilds of Montana. It always astonished me that scientists would risk their lives to tranquilize and collar a bear to track its whereabouts.
Since those days, much has changed in our ability to tag and track locations. Today we have geotags, data loggers, advanced mapping systems and even solar powered GPS ear tags to track animal habits. Technology has advanced to the point where we can monitor the movement of cattle within the herd, for example, on a personal cell phone – a reason to celebrate for open-range ranchers.
What next for martech? How digital transformation is paving the way for a new era
The robots are coming… but what does that mean in terms of the trends, developments and opportunities within martech? Mumbrella s Damian Francis asks four of the industry’s leaders to see what they think we can expect in the coming 12 months from the sector.
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Karl Durrance, Amazon Web Services (AWS) director of enterprise, Australia and New Zealand
This year put a focus on marketers on the importance of one-to-one and personalisation, in lieu of in-person experiences, and finding mechanisms to scale to successfully market to customers.