Heart Evangelista to release her first NFTs in November
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Heart Evangelista has ventured into making non-fungible tokens by collaborating with Filipino artists for her first digital art NFT (non-fungible token).
The actress announced her new project while showing a photo of herself painting, on her Instagram page yesterday, Oct. 20. Evangelista told fans she has been studying about NFTs recently while explaining to them how the technology works.
“It’s a new kind of digital art that is secured by blockchain technology and can take many digital forms including art, videos and music. Basically, anything that can be stored digitally can be made into an NFT,” she said.
Evangelista then revealed that she has been working on her first digital art pieces with NFT artist Luis Buenaventura and Manila Philharmonic Orchestra’s composer Rodel Colmenar.
“It’s such a thrill to work with these talented artists to bring these NFT pieces to life and I’m so excited to share them with you [starting on Nov.] 4,” she added.
Article continues after this advertisementAccording to Evangelista, her NFTs will feature some of her favorite art pieces.
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Evangelista is known to hold solo exhibits of her paintings. She previously donated one of her works to a fundraiser for frontliners amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. She also hand-painted a designer bag to showcase Filipino culture on Independence Day this year.
The actress recently worked with Incubus’ Brandon Boyd for a collaborative project, which was announced last May. The two gave fans a glimpse of some of the pieces from the art collection last June. /ra
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