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The non-fungible token artwork created on LG Display Co.’s transparent OLED screen in collaboration with Turkish media arts designer and director Refik Anadol was auctioned off for US$6.2 million.
The NFT art collection was dubbed "An Important Memory for Humanity" by the South Korean display panel manufacturer.
The NFT artwork was made using an OLED panel as a digital canvas and an artificial intelligence (AI) interpretation of data received from the world's first all-civilian space flight mission "Inspiration 4."
The winning bidder will receive the NFT artwork from LG Display's transparent OLED.
