500 beings hidden within one original work of art
The
Observers
Stay long enough to feel something.A COLLECTION BY RYAN ANNETT
They have always
been inside the painting.
The Observers are not generated traits placed over an image. Each one is a feeling discovered within the colours, gestures and tension of the original artwork.
Slow down. Look closely. The Observer that finds you will remain hidden until it is collected.
500Observers
1 / 1Each unique
$300Paid in ETH
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BEGIN BY OBSERVING
What do you feel?
Choose the response closest to what the painting creates in you. Your answer guides which hidden Observers are placed before you.
UNREVEALED DISCOVERIES · 0 CARDS
Choose the one that holds your attention.
All 500 final Observers are here. Choose a feeling to narrow the hidden collection. The Observer is revealed only after collection.
ONE ORIGIN BORN · ONE HIDDEN REWARD
The Rare Observer
One predetermined Origin Born card among the 500 carries the Rare Observer reward. The collector who mints it will receive a new, one-of-one 16 × 20-inch original canvas painting, created and hand-signed by Ryan Annett and featuring the Observer they discovered.
- Original painting and signed certificate of authenticity
- Shipping included at no cost to the collector
- Created and shipped within six months after a valid claim
- No claim deadline—the claimant must hold the NFT when claiming
If the NFT is transferred before the reward is claimed, the right to claim follows it to the new owner. Which Origin Born card carries the reward remains secret until it is minted.
Read the reward termsCOLLECTOR COMMERCIAL RIGHTS
Own an Observer.
Create with it.
Collectors may use their specific Observer on clothing, T-shirts, merchandise, books, media and original commercial projects.
You receive these rights only for the specific Observer you own. Ryan Annett retains the underlying copyright, and the commercial rights follow the NFT when ownership is transferred.
Read the complete Collector Licence“The art does not tell you what to see.
It asks you to stay long enough to feel something.”