Crypto art may seem like a disruptive new frontier, but it’s deeply rooted in traditional movements. From Duchamp’s radical rethinking of what art can be to Warhol’s mass production ethos, the parallels are clear. Collage, pioneered by artists like Rauschenberg, lives on in the digital world, where memes and NFTs remix culture at lightning speed. Crypto art may break new ground with blockchain, but it’s also the latest twist in art’s long history of innovation and reinvention.

Crypto art may seem like a disruptive new frontier, but it’s deeply rooted in traditional movements. From Duchamp’s radical rethinking of what art can be to Warhol’s mass production ethos, the parallels are clear. Collage, pioneered by artists like Rauschenberg, lives on in the digital world, where memes and NFTs remix culture at lightning speed. Crypto art may break new ground with blockchain, but it’s also the latest twist in art’s long history of innovation and reinvention.