Blockchain Art Exchange - (Bae-Art)

in the digital art space, the last few years have seen technology upgrades and attempts at digital art copywrite tracking. these developments while inspiring. all fall into the same trap, trying to work within the existing dynamic. the digital artworld is intrinsically broken, you can only fix something so much until you may as well have re invented the whole thing. digital art arguably dates back to 1933 with the creation of phono vision, since then the world has changed a lot the art industry not so much. phono vision was recorded to a disk which incredibly is still the main way in which video art is distributed. this mirrors the art market itself, innovations come and go but the art market takes a long time to adopt new technology. the systems for tracking province of digital art while interesting and perhaps game changing these innovations are limited by the fact or need for integration and everyone to adhere to the system. while these examples have idealistic views on how to f