Digital art collective for coral conservation. 40% of proceeds go to corals.
Explore collectionsWe believe art can have a profound impact on people's mindset - for positive change. We bring together eco-artists, marine biologists, product designers and software engineers to create beautiful art collections. Our mission is to help coral conservation organizations raise awareness and funds for coral reefs.
Collaborating with coral conservation organizations to showcase their impact on the Global Coral Hub.
Partnering with environmentally-conscious artists to create art collections around coral themes.
We’re building an NFT platform on the Ethereum blockchain to connect artists, coral foundations & collectors.
Collaborating with coral organizations to showcase their work and give them access to a new source of funds.
Partnering with environmentally-conscious artists to create NFT collections around coral reefs.
We’re building an NFT platform on the Tezos blockchain to connect artists, coral foundations & collectors.
After an NFT is sold, the primary proceeds are divided between the artist and the 'Coral hub'. Both artists and coral organizations get royalties for every subsequent sale.
The only way forward is together. We want to show the impact coral foundations are making all around the world, as a whole. Wanna see how we’re doing coral wise? Welcome to the hub.
Explore Coral HubWe love artists who trip about corals. We partner with incredible eco-friendly artists that have something to say about coral reefs. From illustrators, to macro photographers, to sculptors. These guys are rockstars.
Explore ArtistsFirst collection with @JoeUnsworth
Collection by @HeyLovelyGirl and @TheCoralArk
Collection by @PetitPlat, @BeatrizChachamovitz, and @LaurenShapiro
Collection by @Naked.4.Nature
A NFT is a unique, digital item, that makes it possible to own digital art. Think of an NFT as a certificate of authenticity!
When you buy a piece of art in real life, you are usually given a piece of paper that documents the name of the piece, usually a photo of the work, as well as who the artist is and their signature. Often it also has other information on there like what gallery sold the piece, and the price it was purchased at. An NFT does this for digital art. 👾
While initially what we see is an image, at it’s core it’s a contract that specifies what the piece is and where it’s located, who the creator of the NFT is, its owner, as well as any owner in the past, and other information like the dates of any transaction involving this NFT as well as the prices they were made at.
NFTs themselves don’t affect the environment, but some of the blockchains they are created with do.
Some popular blockchains, such as Bitcoin, are managed with a Proof-Of-Work consensus mechanism in which minting an NFT requires huge amounts of energy, sometimes even the equivalent amount of energy used to drive an SUV 800 miles!
However, blockchains that use Proof-Of-Stake consensus mechanisms such as Ethereum are more environmentally friendly because the amount of energy they use to mint an NFT is way less than a proof-of-work blockchain.
For a real life example, to mint an NFT consumes about the same amount of energy of sending an email or a tweet.
A blockchain is a decentralized, append-only database. What this means is that it’s a database that instead of being hosted in single place or owned by a single entity, it’s replicated through a network of computers. Append-only means that you can only add information to the database, you cannot modify or erase it.
Ethereum is an energy-efficient, Proof of Stake blockchain where developers, artists and people all around the world are building and engaging with one another. We have chosen to use Ethereum as the blockchain that powers Nemo because of its energy efficiency, lively community, and strong focus on security and user experience.
We recommend using Rainbow, a wallet which allows you to interact with the Ethereum blockchain and collect NFTs.
Here’s a guide explaining how to create your Rainbow wallet