Where it came from
Two different facts, both read from the chain: where I collected each piece (the marketplace I bought it on, or the auction I won) and where it was minted (the platform that created it). A piece minted on Manifold can be won on SuperRare, so these are not the same thing, and the collection tracks both.
Where I collected
The marketplace each piece actually came through: an auction won, a listing bought, a primary mint, or a gift from the artist. A preview of up to a dozen per venue.
objkt.com 1769 pieces · 15 at auction see all 1769 →
The largest marketplace on Tezos, indexing art from every corner of the chain (hic et nunc, Teia, fxhash, Versum and per-artist contracts) with listings, offers and English auctions. Most of the Tezos chapter here was collected through it. objkt.com ↗
OpenSea 700 pieces see all 700 →
The largest general-purpose NFT marketplace, launched in 2017, a secondary market where almost anything already minted can be bought or sold. opensea.io ↗
Transient Labs 473 pieces · 111 at auction see all 473 →
An on-chain toolkit and marketplace built for digital artists, its Stacks tool lets creators publish their own mint pages, and its auction house settles the drops. Justin Aversano's daily Moments auctions ran here. www.transient.xyz ↗
from the artist 239 pieces see all 239 →
Manifold 156 pieces · 12 at auction see all 156 →
Creator infrastructure that lets artists deploy and mint on their own smart contracts instead of a shared platform one, true self-custody of the work. Manifold's Marketplace Core also powers many gallery-style listings. manifold.xyz ↗
Self-released 155 pieces
SuperRare 116 pieces · 100 at auction see all 116 →
One of the earliest curated marketplaces for single-edition (1-of-1) digital art, live since 2018. Sales run as on-chain auctions, which is why the Story pages here can show who else bid. superrare.com ↗
8NAP 35 pieces see all 35 →
A long-form generative-art platform (8NAP ART) built around a tight collector community and hands-on artist support. The works here are by its resident artists, including SigmaX, RedruM, and others. 8nap.art ↗
Fellowship 35 pieces · 29 at auction see all 35 →
A Web3 platform devoted to photography, bringing museum-caliber photographers on-chain, from 19th-century masters to living artists, through its Trust collection and daily drops. fellowship.xyz ↗
Private transfer 33 pieces
Teia 33 pieces see all 33 →
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Foundation 29 pieces · 22 at auction see all 29 →
An invitation-based creative platform and marketplace for digital art, known since 2021 for a clean, artist-first auction experience. foundation.app ↗
The Digital Asset Museum 28 pieces see all 28 →
A curation initiative (DAM) that packages works from a roster of digital artists into collectible drops and packs. opensea.io/collection/dam-packs-2025 ↗
Ninfa 25 pieces · 25 at auction see all 25 →
hic et nunc 20 pieces see all 20 →
The Tezos marketplace that made clean-energy NFT art a movement in March 2021: dirt-cheap mints, editions for a few tez, and a flood of experimental work. The site shut down that November, but the contract never stopped; the community relaunched it as Teia, and new OBJKTs still mint into the original contract. teia.art ↗
8bidou 8 pieces see all 8 →
A tiny-canvas experiment on Tezos: 8x8 (and later 24x24) pixel art minted and traded fully on-chain, no IPFS involved. www.8bidou.com ↗
Art Blocks 4 pieces
The home of generative art on Ethereum: the artwork is an algorithm, and the final image is created at the moment of mint. Founded by Erick 'Snowfro' Calderon in 2020. artblocks.io ↗
Panorama 4 pieces · 4 at auction
fxhash 1 piece
The generative-art engine of Tezos, live since November 2021: artists publish a code project and every mint runs it with a fresh hash, so each collector receives a unique output. www.fxhash.xyz ↗
Where it was minted
The platform whose contract created each piece. 3411 of 3863 carry a confirmed minting platform; the rest were self-released by their artists or are still unidentified.
objkt.com 1789 works its page →
The largest marketplace on Tezos, indexing art from every corner of the chain (hic et nunc, Teia, fxhash, Versum and per-artist contracts) with listings, offers and English auctions. Most of the Tezos chapter here was collected through it. objkt.com ↗
See all 1789 works on objkt.com →Transient Labs 440 works its page →
An on-chain toolkit and marketplace built for digital artists, its Stacks tool lets creators publish their own mint pages, and its auction house settles the drops. Justin Aversano's daily Moments auctions ran here. www.transient.xyz ↗
See all 440 works on Transient Labs →Art Blocks 324 works its page →
The home of generative art on Ethereum: the artwork is an algorithm, and the final image is created at the moment of mint. Founded by Erick 'Snowfro' Calderon in 2020. artblocks.io ↗
See all 324 works on Art Blocks →
Manifold 232 works its page →
Creator infrastructure that lets artists deploy and mint on their own smart contracts instead of a shared platform one, true self-custody of the work. Manifold's Marketplace Core also powers many gallery-style listings. manifold.xyz ↗
See all 232 works on Manifold →OpenSea 197 works its page →
The largest general-purpose NFT marketplace, launched in 2017, a secondary market where almost anything already minted can be bought or sold. opensea.io ↗
See all 197 works on OpenSea →hic et nunc 185 works its page →
The Tezos marketplace that made clean-energy NFT art a movement in March 2021: dirt-cheap mints, editions for a few tez, and a flood of experimental work. The site shut down that November, but the contract never stopped; the community relaunched it as Teia, and new OBJKTs still mint into the original contract. teia.art ↗
See all 185 works on hic et nunc →
Fellowship 79 works its page →
A Web3 platform devoted to photography, bringing museum-caliber photographers on-chain, from 19th-century masters to living artists, through its Trust collection and daily drops. fellowship.xyz ↗
See all 79 works on Fellowship →
8NAP 58 works its page →
A long-form generative-art platform (8NAP ART) built around a tight collector community and hands-on artist support. The works here are by its resident artists, including SigmaX, RedruM, and others. 8nap.art ↗
See all 58 works on 8NAP →
SuperRare 41 works its page →
One of the earliest curated marketplaces for single-edition (1-of-1) digital art, live since 2018. Sales run as on-chain auctions, which is why the Story pages here can show who else bid. superrare.com ↗
See all 41 works on SuperRare →
The Digital Asset Museum 29 works its page →
A curation initiative (DAM) that packages works from a roster of digital artists into collectible drops and packs. opensea.io/collection/dam-packs-2025 ↗
See all 29 works on The Digital Asset Museum →Foundation 9 works its page →
An invitation-based creative platform and marketplace for digital art, known since 2021 for a clean, artist-first auction experience. foundation.app ↗
8bidou 9 works its page →
A tiny-canvas experiment on Tezos: 8x8 (and later 24x24) pixel art minted and traded fully on-chain, no IPFS involved. www.8bidou.com ↗
Iconic Moments 6 works its page →
A publisher of curated NFT drops. The pieces here are SigmaX's 'A Day at Museum of Art + Light', a limited print and digital release presented by the Museum of Art + Light and Iconic. www.iconicmoments.co ↗
Versum 6 works its page →
An artist-built Tezos marketplace and social space, launched by Mike Tyka and pixelpushers in late 2021 with a focus on curation and provenance. versum.xyz ↗
AOTM 3 works its page →
Art of This Millennium, a New York gallery for contemporary digital art, named after Peggy Guggenheim's Art of This Century. It represents digital artists, runs exhibitions (including Art Basel booths), and publishes editions. The works here are AOTM edition drops. aotm.gallery ↗
KnownOrigin 3 works its page →
A pioneering digital-art marketplace running since 2018, focused on original work from independent artists. Acquired by eBay in 2022. knownorigin.io ↗
fxhash 1 work its page →
The generative-art engine of Tezos, live since November 2021: artists publish a code project and every mint runs it with a fresh hash, so each collector receives a unique output. www.fxhash.xyz ↗
Both axes are read from the chain. The mint transaction names the contract that created a piece (a Manifold minter, SuperRare, Transient Labs…); the transaction that delivered it here names the marketplace it came through, verified against that sale's receipt logs. Prices are kept private.