NFTs, according to Reem Al Faisal, a Saudi Arabian princess, are a natural evolution of art that allows artists to reach out to people of diverse races, ethnicities, and locations. Saudi Arabian princess, Al Faisal also claims that NFTs have “decentralized art,” similar to what decentralized finance (defi) has done for money.
Following recent claims that she had launched her first NFT as well as the first virtual exposition of Saudi NFTs. So, the Saudi princess makes comments concerning artists’ adoption or expanding use of NFTs. Al Faisal, a photographer for over 30 years, had already sold her art on the NFT marketplace. That’s, Opensea, prior to the debut of the NFTs.
The Saudi princess expressed amazement at the lack of understanding of NFTs as a new form of showing art in response to her own NFT launch. She states.
“People make a lot of fuss about it [NFTs] but I don’t understand why they are so shocked that people go into NFTs, specifically artists and specifically photographers. It’s the next medium of artistic expression.”
Despite their importance in empowering artists, opponents have accused NFTs of being used to launder money. The Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), a British security and defence think tank. So, it looks to back up the assertions when it cautioned that NFTs may be used to bolster money laundering schemes.
However, in an exclusive interview with Bitcoin.com News, Saudi Arabian princess, Al Faisal remained undeterred. Then, stating that she will continue to stay up with shifting trends.
“It’s that world of the blockchain, the metaverse and I want my work to be exhibited on that world.”
So, Saudi Arabian princess, Al Faisal explains.
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