Marina Picasso, granddaughter of renowned painter and sculptor Pablo Picasso, said she and her son Florian will continue to launch an NFT collection that showcases the artist’s work. Digital collectibles have caused family controversy as some members disagreed with the initiative.
Earlier this year, Picasso’s grandson Florian entered the NFT with the launch of some of the painter’s famous art collections. It launched 1,000 NFT tokens in collaboration with musician John Legend, but shortly after. Some family members also oppose the project.
ingive an interview Recently, Marina Picasso, the granddaughter of the legendary painter. revealed that she and her son will continue to produce such NFTs. She also praised NFT for “modern technology that allows us to connect with art.”
“It really appealed to me and in this way So I decided to collaborate with my son to create our first NFT collection.”
Picasso’s granddaughter It confirmed that there was miscommunication in the family regarding the project. The collection is supported byClaudio, the painter’s son:
“I have the support of my uncle Claudio Picasso … he devoted his life to protecting my grandfather’s legacy. which is his father.”
The NFT collection, titled “Man and the Beat,” consists of five limited edition sets of 200 NFT each, which capture Picasso’s 20th century art through traditional and digital formats. The price of one collectible is $5,812.
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