Artist Juan Tardivo launches his first NFT

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As everyone will have noticed by now, in the last year that has just passed the word and the most sought-after term has been NFT, the acronym for Non-Fungible Token, non-fungible tokens and which are found on blockchain allowing you to take advantage of the related technology by offering unique and interesting features.

One of the peculiarities of these assets is precisely the decentralization character that it offers as anyone can create an NFT and can sell it on the various platforms, decentralized marketplaces that deal with providing a space for supply and demand between the creators of NFT and the possible buyers.

If it is true that anyone can create and sell their own NFT, not everyone has the skills to carry out the various steps from the creation to the listing of the related NFT, either due to lack of information or other connected but necessary steps such as passing from a centralized exchange to recover the necessary crypto.

And in that perspective that we find and analyze the case of the artist Juan Tardivo, as an international artist with a traditional mold with several works already in his wake, who, approaching this sector, preferred the guidance of someone to create his first NFT, built on the EOS blockchain.

Who is Juan Tardivo?

Before continuing with the history and his path as an NFT artist, we must take a step back and tell you that Juan is Argentine, precisely from the city of Rio Cuarto, where he grew up and studied the fine arts academy of his country.

It is also interesting to mention his various interests in other arts such as sculpture and poetry, in the past, he also founded a publishing house in Argentina with his other friends, the Dinamo Poetico, and then also has a background in radio and as an art journalist.

But it does not end here as he has moved several times, passing to Italy where he spent several years and deepening different techniques, such as those of the Renaissance, and then recently, he moved to Munich, Germany, where this estate has in mind an exhibition dedicated to the Germanic landscape.