Phygital Art Concept: Your project involves creating a physical work of art that can be assembled from 40 individual NFTs. Each NFT represents a section of the larger physical work.

Collector Incentive: To encourage collectors to complete the entire set of 40 NFTs, you're offering an exclusive reward. The first ten collectors who hold all 40 pieces will receive a limited run of the complete physical work, which is professionally printed on archival paper and signed by the artist. This reward is valued at $12,000.

NFT Pricing: There will be 11 NFTs for each of the 40 sections of the larger work. The pricing strategy for these NFTs is as follows: The first NFT of each section will be priced at 200tz. The price of subsequent NFTs in the same section will increase by 200tz with each sale. The last NFT of each section will be auctioned off, allowing collectors to bid on it to complete their collections.

Subject Matter: The project, titled "The History of Science Fiction," is described as a visual essay that explores various aspects of science fiction in movies, books, cartoons, and pop culture. It's a personal project for the artist, influenced by their love for science fiction from a young age.

Overall, this project combines elements of digital art, NFT collectibles, and a physical art piece, which could generate interest among both art collectors and science fiction enthusiasts. The rarity and exclusivity of the complete physical work for the first ten collectors can create excitement and competition within the NFT community.

The original mixed media collage that this is based on is available for purchase at Rosenthal Fine Art Gallery in Chicago IL for $55,000 for purchase information drosenthal@rosenthalfineart.com