This is NOT ETHMilan
In September 2024 we participated in the ETHMilan, the Italy's largest ETH & Web3 Conference, hosted in Franco Parenti theather in Milan.
Here we presented the collective and its activities to the public, outlining the purpose of the project and illustrating all the main aspects of our actions, reporting some data about social issues undergoing our period and the need to act now.
Finding ourselves in front of an audience already widely educated on the topics of NFTs and Web3, we underlined the importance and the need to intervene in the social sphere, and how blockchain and art can be fundamental tools to convey important social transformations.
We have expressed the will to develop a solution entirely on chain to address the problems of charitable and donation actions characteristic of Web2, starting from the centrality of current and increasingly frequent social problems, putting people at the center, with their rights and needs, with a view to creating a network of interconnections dedicated to help, support, respect and equality, where we all act as "social peers". We have defined this network "Human Chain", and the protocol underlying its functioning "Proof of Humanity".
We have also given evidence of our presence in the Metaverse, a space that can be useful to address and resolve some social problems.
Finally, we have expressed the will to "be human", starting from the digital world, and transposing awareness, empathy and generosity into the real world, in a concrete, tangible and verifiable way. Because we do think there is no evolution and innovation without respect for people and fundamental human rights.
More info about the event available here:
This is NOT ETHMilan Open Call
The Song of Women: A Story of Freedom and Resilience
Preview of the artwork produced by Dart and submitted for the open call.
"The Song of Women: A Story of Freedom and Resilience" is a digital artwork composed of a series of 30 images that capture the choral journey of women towards freedom, dignity and rebirth.
Each image represents a fragment of this collective narrative, which intertwines strength, hope and unity in an animated sequence.
The work reflects the central themes of the collective, committed to bringing humanity, justice and solidarity back to the center of attention through digital art.
Each image tells a chapter of the story, from the birth of the women's movement, to their fight for freedom, to the celebration of the victory of empathy and unity.
The final loop contains all 30 images in a fluid and dynamic sequence that celebrates the power of the community.
The animated images are accompanied by an evocative soundtrack that amplifies the sense of movement and continuous struggle. The contrast of the colors, carefully chosen, conveys the emotional intensity of each moment, from courage to rebirth.
