Artist’s Story
Armand Rousseau was born in 1975 in a small French village near Lyon. His passion for art blossomed at a young age, inspired by the rich history and culture of the region. He studied at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris, where he developed his unique painting technique that blended traditional European methods with a modern approach. Rousseau traveled the world, drawing inspiration from diverse landscapes and cultures, which is reflected in his works.
Painting’s Creation Story
The painting “Symphonie Urbaine eth” was created in 2023. Rousseau aimed to capture the dynamism and energy of contemporary metropolises but present them in an abstract way that would allow the observer their own interpretation. Months of exploring the urban landscape and its structures culminated in this unique piece, which gained critical acclaim for its innovative combination of form and color.
Canvas and Materials Description
“Symphonie Urbaine eth” was painted on high-quality linen canvas, known for its durability and resilience. Rousseau used professional oil paints, which provided deep, vivid colors and allowed for a variety of painting techniques. The work is dominated by the impasto technique, characterized by thick layers of paint. Which gives the painting a unique texture and three-dimensionality. Artist used a variety of tools, including spatulas, brushes of different thicknesses, and hand-formed tools to create individual effects that resemble the shapes and structures of the urban landscape.
The linen canvas, known for its thickness and absorbency, allowed Rousseau to experiment with layering and depth of the paints. Mixing colors directly on the canvas and using dynamic hand movements gave each stroke a unique character. Which is evident in the energetic and almost sculptural strokes of “Symphonie Urbaine eth
“Creating art is for me not only an expression of creativity but also a way to contribute to the development of humanity”.
— Armand Rousseaz
Collection Description: Symphonie Urbaine eth
Artist
- Name: Armand Rousseau
Collection Size
- Number of pieces: 501
Initial Token Price
- First token price in ART currency: 0.29994 ART
Collection Value and Pricing
- Total collection price: 4,500,000 ART
- Price increase: 3% for each subsequent token, creating a price curve that rewards early collectors.
Sales Options
- Prefix: $ (indicating the currency or perhaps a naming convention for the pieces)
- The collection is offered as individual tokens without the use of a list of codes.
Rewards Program
Main Prize
- A grand prize will be awarded in a draw after the sale of the entire set of 501 tokens. At the moment of sale of the last token (NFT no. 501), a smart contract will automatically conduct a draw among all wallets holding an NFT, determining the winner of the main prize.
- The prize consists of 40% of the total added amount plus a 2% commission from token trading on the secondary market, which are contributed to the reward pool.
- The value of the prize is 20,372,099 ART.
Staged Drawing Rewards
- Rewards are distributed in stages, with specific amounts of ART allocated to each percentage of the draw.
- 60% of the reward pool is distributed through these stages.
- Average token price: 0.29994 ART
Breakdown of Drawing Rewards
- 1% draw – reward 0.77605 ART
- 2% draw – reward 0.91578 ART
- 3% draw – reward 1.0648 ART
- 5% draw – reward 2.42 ART
- 8% draw – reward 5.2962 ART
- 13% draw – reward 15.756 ART
- 21% draw – reward 66.791 ART
- 34% draw – reward 548.39 ART
- 55% draw – reward 13,448 ART
- 89% draw – reward 2,113,810 ART
- 100% draw – prize is 20,372,099 ART
The reward structure encourages participation in the draw regardless of the number of tokens owned. Ensuring that every participant has a chance to win. The created reward system aims to maintain collector engagement at each stage of the collection’s duration.
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