Today, NFT artists and their works have increased very rapidly.
Aside from debating whether the designs made are art or not, people seem to agree on how far they are from our traditional culture. The fact that these created works are always sold at very high prices and that they have exaggerated prices also bring thoughts such as ‘there is another job in this business’ rather than art. People really don’t understand why these products are sold so expensive.
When we look at the past, for example, it seems quite normal for a Picasso work to be sold very expensive, because there are factors that will increase the value of this work. But how is the value of this NFT art measured, who evaluates it, why is it sold for so much money?
Apart from the monetary aspect, it seems impossible at the moment for these works to turn into works like the one in our Picasso example. Of course, we cannot know what history will bring, but there are millions of people who produced these works and millions of works were produced. If we try to examine all of them one by one, maybe our life will not be enough.
In conclusion, it is too early to say anything about the future of NFT art and its place in our culture.
As a closing, let me leave the following words of the great artist to you:
Everything you dream is real. Pablo Picasso
