ePlay's NFT Artist Partner, Chris Clemence, has listed his limited and rare art collection “Hidden Skulls” for sale as an NFT. The collection, which includes 3 works, is available on Opensea. For each work, only one original NFT is available, never to be done again.

“There are only 3 of these (Hidden Skulls) in the entire world”, stated Clemence. “Each piece holds a lot of power for the right collector that will only grow over time.”
Garnering fame for several songs including “Let’s Go” which became an anthem for the New York Giants, Rangers, and Knicks, Clemence has since transitioned into becoming an in demand artist and tattooist.
“I’ve always been an artist, whether sonically or visually, and most recently on skin. To me tattooing is one of the most primal and powerful forms of art. It breathes, it moves. But it doesn’t grow in value like an NFT. Other people could potentially have the same exact tattoo. That’s why I wanted to create this one of one collection. To have a truly rare collectable,” says Clemence.
Yahoo Finance recently reported Clemence has partnered with ePlay Digital and Howie Mandel to have his art featured in their upcoming mobile apps Klocked and Howie’s Games.
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Es ist beeindruckend zu sehen, wie Chris Clemens seine 3,3 Millionen US-Dollar teure Kunstsammlung zur Schau stellt. Als renommierter Musiker und Künstler verfügt er nicht nur in der Musik, sondern auch in der Kunst über eine unverwechselbare Stimme. Kunst hat die Kraft, Geschichten zu erzählen und Emotionen hervorzurufen, und Clémence zeigt, dass seine Sammlung dies auf kraftvolle Weise tut. Ich bin sehr gespannt, mehr über diese Werke und ihre Geschichte zu erfahren. Weitere Informationen finden Sie Alexander Horst Riedinger site.