Topic: [PRE-ANN] [NILI] NILIcoins Art-coins - page 3. (Read 7796 times)

NILI LERNER "Piccasso self-portrait" 1990 acrylic on canvas 72"x108"

You bring up a very good point. There are two factors to determine the value of original art work, but both are a loos estimate.
There is the market price  and there is the lowest price in which the artist is whiling to sell his/her art.  Since each work is one of a kind and the value of it for the artist or the potential buyer is not linked directly to how much work went into creating  that piece, I estimate the value as the lowest price that the artist is whiling to sell that art for.

As I explained  above, I was not interested in selling my art pieces and Im still not really trying to sell it. Nevertheless Im very interested in promoting the idea of an independent currencies, and Im even more eager to put this concept to work.

For example If I was the owner of the collection of Picasso's art and  I would put it on sell only for coins which I issued in a limited number, owning a coin would be like owning that proportional portion of the art collection. Now you dont have to trade with the art itself only with the coins. In actual one  painting on the wall of a museum  can be owned by thousands of people that are not all that rich but want to be invested in this art, and benefit financially from the recognition which that art get.  Museums by the way are a huge money making industry. it is such a scam in terms of making the public pay for it in taxes. Art collectors make huge profits by validating art works value using the museums as the ultimate seal of value. We, the public who value the work should be the ones sharing the profit as "users" just like users of any platform should.

Being The artist, even if not Picasso yet, I can start implementing that concept, and If I will be successful at spreading that concept my art will be worth much more then 1,000,000 Doallars

who valued your collection in a million?

In the end of October I will have an event In which NILI coins will be issue live on the counterwallet. The event  will also  be a show of my art work and I will explain about my art and how this project of NILIcoins is in itself part of my conceptual work. This event will take place in the Bitcoin embassy in Tel-Aviv.

Prior to this on October 6th on a panel for entrepreneurs  I will introduce the  model of an independent Multi- currency economy and how the NILIcoins projects play into it.

In November in NYC,  I will have a show event in which I will issue  Coca-cola coin and Toyota coin. These coins will be issued as collectors Item in a limited addition  Both coins will be on sell for NILI coin. which means that buyers will have to get the NILI coin  in order to buy these new coins.

(I lived and work in NYC for 15 years and now I share my time between Tel-Aviv and NYC).

So the fact is that you,as an artist, are short of money. You wanna find some in the crypto world?

More details.

if I take your BTC would you take my NILI's?
This may sound like a cool or fun answer but it actually represent the essence of it all:  You have something to give me which for me has value, and  I have something to offer you in return. something that for you is valuable.
When I give you my NILI coin I give you a part in my art, you can now put my painting on your wall or you can just become a part of a community that is interested in my art, follow the development of this art and profit from it if it takes off. You even become part of the art it self. (In fact, by responding to this announcement you already became a part of this piece).  And with your BTC I may fly to the moon one day   

This is possibly the best comment I've seen on BCT in a long time.
You are my new BCT hero.

The artworks which will carry the value of the NILI coin are real objects, paintings and works on paper. Most of these works (over 200 pieces)) are documented  only on slides since in the past 15 years  I was not interested in selling my art . This project on NILI coin is the first rime that I put my work in the market since then. In the coming weeks I will scan them and archive them to display on a website. Each piece will be labeled with all relevant information.
Most of my work these days is conceptual, but even as such I do produce work that is tangible or a virtual property.  The NILIcoins series is such  property, and in that respect I found the artistic value of it intriguing. 

To illustrate the conceptual end of my work I will introduce you the my work on Twitter. In 2009 I had a twitter account under the name @whatar. back then the question was "what are you doing" and my first profile picture was the first five letters of that question.
For 6 months I have tweeted a few thousand art tweets, making twitter into an art platform. At first very few people got it' but as time past it evolve into a very interesting real time interactive art form #twitterart was one outcome of the graphic ideas but there where many more interesting concepts that sprouted from the medium itself.
@whatar was deleted .
 Deleting it was part of the art concept. There are only a  few places some of the work can be seen like some twitpics in this link. for example this is "the golden tweet" which is a printed copy of the first graphic tweet. It is a printout that was treated with gold paint and became one of a few real objects which are left from the virtual project http://twitpic.com/lluc0   http://twitpic.com/llynf .
Another sample is this  http://twitpic.com/hsgtf  . which is a pic a tweet stating that "this tweet is an art piece" retweeted to make it real http://twitpic.com/hsnh4  then printed to take to a gallery in NYC.
And this work which is a tweet  using the word art which was than  RT by Robin http://twicsy.com/i/aYG6b which made it sound like a bird tweet and made the work.
And here is a picture of my art in a show in brooklyn twitted on the day of the event. there you can see one of my painting A portrait of Picasso http://twitpic.com/lxcqa. 

Let me tell you a bit about this project and about myself as an artist:

The artwork which will carry the value of the NILI coin are real objects, paintings and works on paper. Most of these works (over 200 pieces)) are documented on slides only since in the past 15 years  I was not interested in selling my art . This project on NILI coin is the first rime I put my work in the market since then. In the coming weeks I will scan them and archive them to display on a website. Each piece will be labeled with all relevant information.

I realize that most of you here are interested in value and investing your money in a money maker. The thing you should keep in mind  is that art is one of the best venue for investment. And put together with the new and upcoming Altcoin  finance industry, that might get  you a wining ticket.

However to feel god about this investment you may need to invest some time in learning my work. Most of it these days is conceptual, but even as such I do produce work that is tangible or a virtual property.  The NILIcoins series is such  property, and in that respect I found the artistic value of it intriguing with a potential of gaining a real artistic value of itself.  

To illustrate the conceptual end of my work I will introduce you the my work on Twitter. In 2009 I had a twitter account under the name @whatar. back then the question was "what are you doing" and my first profile picture was the first five letters of that question.
For 6 months I have tweeted a few thousand art tweets, making twitter into an art platform. At first very few people got it' but as time past it evolve into a very interesting real time interactive art form #twitterart was one outcome of the graphic ideas but there where many more interesting concepts that sprouted from the medium itself.
@whatar was deleted .
 Deleting it was part of the art concept. There are only a  few places some of the work can be seen like some twitpics in this link. for example this is "the golden tweet" which is a printed copy of the first graphic tweet. It is a printout that was treated with gold paint and became one of a few real objects which are left from the virtual project http://twitpic.com/lluc0   http://twitpic.com/llynf .
Another sample is this  http://twitpic.com/hsgtf  . which is a pic a tweet stating that "this tweet is an art piece" retweeted to make it real http://twitpic.com/hsnh4  then printed to take to a gallery in NYC.
And this work which is a tweet  using the word art which was than  RT by Robin http://twicsy.com/i/aYG6b which made it sound like a bird tweet and made the work.
And here is a picture of my art in a show in brooklyn twitted on the day of the event. there you can see one of my painting A portrait of Picasso http://twitpic.com/lxcqa.  

I don't think its a scam as Nili actually a public figure in the Israeli cryptocurrency scene, and she is an artist
But I would wait for NXT to issue "monetary system"... its very similar idea to what Nili is trying to do here but simpler

maybe because it's 100% scam?

Or he is searching on google now..

Why don't you post samples of your artwork?

here... take my BTC  i dont need them anymore

Why newbie acount? Where we can see your artwork?

The coins are being describe as artworks, and as such no property issues are applied. When I will issue the Coca-cola coins or the Toyota coins I will make use of their logo and the coin will have all the features which a real Coca-cola coin or a real Toyota coin should have one day,only it will be marked with the NILIcoins trademark to mark it a an art piece. Nevertheless this coin will carry its own value based on it being an art piece

Won't the proposed coins have copyright infringement issues?

 
  




                                    


                                            



                

NILI coin is backed by my existing artwork which means that the coin carries the real value of that artwork.
Both,the coin value and the artwork value, are not fixed and will be determined by the  market  mechanism.
However, a lowest margin for the artwork value indexed  to the USD is fixed as well as the coin supply.
Upon the day of issuance the real value of a coin equals The entire art collection value,
divided by the total number of coins issued


 






Upon the day of issuance I commit to:

1. Sell my existing artwork for NILI coins only.
2. The  lowest sell value of my existing artwork collection.
3. The lowest value margin for the NILI coins which I sell directly.
4. a guaranteed return of value to distribution coins, realized in art or future investment
5. Once an art piece from the existing collection is sold, all NILI coins received from the sell will be
    redistributed to all coin holders.