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\u2018Leave the Earth \u2013 Litter in Metaverse\u2019 is the first NFT of Stephen Vineburg\u2019s collection \u2018Been There, Done That\u2019. The art piece focuses on a confectionery wrapper that has traveled the world. Now it\u2019s on a journey to space and the Metaverse. The work centers on the transition from physical to digital art, whether as a widely available AR experience or a unique NFT.<\/p>\n

\"wrapper — Been there done that helped the wrapper travel the world<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
About \u2018Been There, Done That\u2019.<\/h2>\n
The wrapper has already traveled, in virtual form, around the Globe, changing its form and dimensions. The whole collection represents a wry observation about the disposable nature of touristic memories. Meanwhile it highlights the literal waste from tourism on Earth and beyond.<\/p>\n
Stage 1. Physical Art<\/h2>\n
In 2020 Stephen Vineburg exhibited the conceptual sculpture, \u2018Been There, Done That\u2019 at the Open Space exhibition in the Giardini Marinaressa, Venice. In a conceptual sense it represented the disposable nature of many touristic experiences. Figuratively, it reflected the detritus of tourist consumerism. It attracted a warm response from Venetians who already have concerns about the impact of tourism on their city.<\/p>\n
Stage 2. Augmented Reality<\/h2>\n
The first stop in the transition from physical to digital art is the creation of an AR experience which allows the Wrapper to travel the world. To explain, the Wrapper filter on Instagram allows any user to place the 3D Wrapper model in any location and trigger an animation showing the Wrapper ripping open and becoming litter.<\/p>\n
Stage 3. NFT<\/h2>\n
The second digital form of the piece is a series of NFTs showing the Wrapper in unlikely situations. The first of these is \u2018Leave the Earth \u2013 Litter in Metaverse\u2019 which shows the Wrapper on an asteroid floating in space. It reminds us of humankind\u2019s ability to discover New Worlds and then discard our detritus on them.\u00a0 Given the current race between billionaires, it seems relevant.\u00a0 The aim to become space tourists and tick it off their bucket list, is just \u2013 in other words- : \u2018Been There, Done That\u2019. The piece is out on Foundation.<\/p>\n
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Now the wrapper is set for other-worldly destinations<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
Stage 4. Metaverse<\/h2>\n
The final step of the Wrapper\u2019s trip is the Metaverse. There it will exist on a banner in the Decentraland Metaverse. In this sense \u2018Leave the Earth \u2013 Litter in Metaverse\u2019 is officially the Metaverse\u2019s first piece of litter.<\/p>\n
Learn more about the project on the Stephen Vineburg official website. Then, check out the \u2018Been there, done that\u2019 drop on foundation . If you\u2019re new to the marketplace, check out our guide about foundation app and how to use it.<\/p>\n
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*All investment\/financial opinions expressed by NFTevening.com are not recommendations.<\/em><\/p>\n*
*This article is educational material.<\/em><\/p>\n*
*As always, make your own research prior to making any kind of investment.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n*

Been there done that helped the wrapper travel the world<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
About \u2018Been There, Done That\u2019.<\/h2>\n
The wrapper has already traveled, in virtual form, around the Globe, changing its form and dimensions. The whole collection represents a wry observation about the disposable nature of touristic memories. Meanwhile it highlights the literal waste from tourism on Earth and beyond.<\/p>\n
Stage 1. Physical Art<\/h2>\n
In 2020 Stephen Vineburg exhibited the conceptual sculpture, \u2018Been There, Done That\u2019 at the Open Space exhibition in the Giardini Marinaressa, Venice. In a conceptual sense it represented the disposable nature of many touristic experiences. Figuratively, it reflected the detritus of tourist consumerism. It attracted a warm response from Venetians who already have concerns about the impact of tourism on their city.<\/p>\n
Stage 2. Augmented Reality<\/h2>\n
The first stop in the transition from physical to digital art is the creation of an AR experience which allows the Wrapper to travel the world. To explain, the Wrapper filter on Instagram allows any user to place the 3D Wrapper model in any location and trigger an animation showing the Wrapper ripping open and becoming litter.<\/p>\n
Stage 3. NFT<\/h2>\n
The second digital form of the piece is a series of NFTs showing the Wrapper in unlikely situations. The first of these is \u2018Leave the Earth \u2013 Litter in Metaverse\u2019 which shows the Wrapper on an asteroid floating in space. It reminds us of humankind\u2019s ability to discover New Worlds and then discard our detritus on them.\u00a0 Given the current race between billionaires, it seems relevant.\u00a0 The aim to become space tourists and tick it off their bucket list, is just \u2013 in other words- : \u2018Been There, Done That\u2019. The piece is out on Foundation.<\/p>\n
$\"the$ \n<\/picture>
Now the wrapper is set for other-worldly destinations<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
Stage 4. Metaverse<\/h2>\n
The final step of the Wrapper\u2019s trip is the Metaverse. There it will exist on a banner in the Decentraland Metaverse. In this sense \u2018Leave the Earth \u2013 Litter in Metaverse\u2019 is officially the Metaverse\u2019s first piece of litter.<\/p>\n
Learn more about the project on the Stephen Vineburg official website. Then, check out the \u2018Been there, done that\u2019 drop on foundation . If you\u2019re new to the marketplace, check out our guide about foundation app and how to use it.<\/p>\n
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\u00a0<\/p>\n\n
*All investment\/financial opinions expressed by NFTevening.com are not recommendations.<\/em><\/p>\n*
*This article is educational material.<\/em><\/p>\n*
*As always, make your own research prior to making any kind of investment.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n*