Artlamp, Blockchain-Based Environmental Protection Campaign ‘Ocean Beyond’

Artlamp Takes the lead in protecting the marine ecosystem with free NFT airdrops containing the message of protecting the marine ecosystem

Artlamp, a visual art content platform, is conducting an environmental protection campaign called ‘Ocean Beyond’ that uses blockchain technology to share art for free.

This project is designed to preserve the health of the marine ecosystem and marine biodiversity, which is a global problem. 3D digital art NFT works produced by animator Cho Seung-hyun are airdropped free of charge until February 3rd to deliver the message of marine ecosystem protection to many people.

The works are issued as non-fungible tokens (NFT) based on polygons, and are given a unique number. Therefore, since it is impossible to copy or forge, it has the advantage of guaranteeing scarcity. In addition, participants can exchange their own NFTs with each other, and as community members, they can participate in environmental protection through various events.

In this campaign, we plan to deliver more professional contents as digital contents through collaboration with Team Booster, a group of marine exploration divers. Artlamp CEO Lee Soo-ah said, "I hope that many people will take an interest in and participate in the protection of the marine ecosystem through this opportunity."

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