Words from the organizers:

“The REMIX ME art project was born from the collaboration of the pioneering cryptoart duo Hackatao, together with the Piselli and Partners law firm and the curator Eleonora Brizi (Breezy Art), and sees the participation of over 40 artists on the NFT Makersplace platform.

REMIX ME invited the cryptoart creative community to explore the meaning and implications of remixing a work of art, aware of the fact that the “remix art” phenomenon is long-standing, but investigating it in its manifestation in the world of NFTs and their relationship to copyright and copyrights. The project does not necessarily set out to give answers, but rather to start (in 2021) and continue to develop (today) the debate, comparison, and discussion.

All this through an artistic experiment where, starting from the original work of Hackatao Remix Me, artists and creatives were invited to remix it and give their own vision of the work with the participation in three open calls and suggesting a new perspective of regulation of recognized rights to artists and NFT owners. In turn, Hackatao remixed the remixes of their work, which mutated its metadata within the NFT in which it was originally tokenized, using a special smart contract: “Dynamic Token”. An NFT, therefore, that changes over time; an ever-evolving work of art.

Artistic collaboration, technology, new implications of intellectual property and copyright in the world of the web and the blockchain were on display. Along with this discussion, MEET was also “remixed” with a geo-localized augmented reality game organized with the Illust platform and Hackatao to present the latest Remix of Remixes of Remixes.”