Bremen may not get much love from some, but it holds a special place in my heart. I moved here almost three years ago for university and found this northern German city to be quite beautiful. Bremen is rich in Hanseatic history with pockets of alternative flair.
I’ve uploaded two collections to the new Bazar powered by AO that capture the medieval old town and the heavily graffitied yet unique “Viertel” neighborhood.
Collection #1: Bremen Old Town
Bremen Old Town includes 8 images. Each image has 100 fractionalized shares that are listed for 0.002 wrapped AR each. Wrapped AR can be obtained by bridging AR to AO here.
Collection #2: Graffiti Art
Graffiti Art includes 9 images taken in the Bremen “Viertel” neighborhood. Each image has 100 fractionalized shares that are listed for 0.002 wrapped AR each. Wrapped AR can be obtained by bridging AR to AO here.
New to Bazar?
Bazar is a digital content marketplace powered by AO, with all data stored permanently on Arweave. Content on BazAR is uploaded as atomic assets, which are NFTs with both the content and metadata stored in a single transaction on Arweave.
Atomic assets can be any type of data, from images, audio, and video to full web applications. Learn more about how BazAR works in the video below.
Trade digital content on the permaweb with BazAR, powered by @aoTheComputer.
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Bazar on AO is still in an “early release” phase with updates in development. To learn more about BazAR checkout the updated learn pages. Follow @OurBazAR on X and join us in the Weaver's Discord to stay up to date with Bazar and the permaweb.
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