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Celebrating NFT.NYC announcement of Aquaverse.nyc Aquaverse.nyc aims to use art in order to catalyze change by evoking new emotional feelings through web3 technology and ocean conservation. Our goal is to use art as a web3 education vehicle in order to drive awareness and action in response to climate change. Sharks help to protect the seagrass and mangroves that naturally extract carbon from the sea, redepositing it back into the earth. By helping to protect sharks, we are helping protect against climate change. Art is best viewed with Chromadepth 3D glasses. Cable’s hand-painted fluorescent murals create immersive, architectural environments enhanced by her signature Black-light 3D Glasses, which explode the masterpieces into a visual carnival for your eyes, imagination, and Instagram feed. A former resident of the world-famous DTLA Brewery Art Colony, Cable is as active in promoting art as she is creating it -- co-founding and curating Pershing Square's Art Squared Gallery, and acting as the Burning Man Regional Arts Director for LA. Debi Cable's 3D Art Gallery has been featured at music and art festivals around America including the Lancaster Museum, Beverly Hills Art Show, Lightning in a Bottle, Electric Daisy Carnival, YouTube, Beyond Wonderland. Each year it gets bigger and trippier than ever. Debi Cable 3D's installations will create a photogenic love-fest for all who enter her black light experiences. http://www.debicable3d.com/ SharkTales Art is a communal approach to art collecting and ocean conservation. We aim to use art in order to catalyze change by evoking new emotional feelings about sharks through web3 technology. Scientists say sharks and rays are disappearing from the world's oceans at an "alarming" rate. The number of sharks found in the open oceans has plunged by 71% over half a century, mainly due to overfishing, according to a new study. Three-quarters of the species studied are now threatened with extinction. http://sharktalesart.com Andre Miripolsky is a Los Angeles artist (born in Paris, France) who pays tribute to Hollywood with the sunglasses and the idea of swimming with the sharks in Hollywood. Miripolsky’s career began with the design of Elton John’s piano jacket in 1980 and is best known for his “Fear No Art” button, the Miripolsky Barbie, and Absolut Vodka illustrations. He also held the longest-running stint painting the backdrops for the “Tonight Show” hosted by Jay Leno. https://miripolsky.com