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Quantum art is more than just an aesthetic venture; it's a profound exploration into the fabric of reality itself. By harnessing the unpredictable and often mesmerizing outputs of real quantum computers, artists can create works that challenge our perceptions and engage with the very essence of nature's complexity. Quantum art serves as a bridge between the abstract, often intangible concepts of quantum physics and the visceral, emotional experience of art. It embodies a form of expression that transcends traditional mediums, offering insights into the chaotic beauty of the quantum world.

The inception of quantum art can be traced back to a visionary group of quantum physicists, computer scientists, and artists who, in 2021, began to experiment with the outputs of real quantum computers and blockchain as the basis for their creations. These pioneers understood the potential of quantum tech not just as a tool for scientific advancement but as a new medium for artistic exploration. These artists were not just creators but interpreters, translating the language of qubits and quantum states into something that could move, challenge, and inspire the human soul.

The collection does not merely aim to display the capabilities of quantum computers but to question and expand upon our understanding of creativity itself. Through this collection, we invite you to join us in witnessing the birth of a new era in art, where quantum computing and artificial intelligence converge to unlock unprecedented realms of creativity and exploration.

The mission of UnderTheGAN:Quantum (an extension of the UnderTheGAN collection) is to research, acquire, and present the earliest quantum artworks in existence, whose authenticity and provenance are indisputable and verifiable due to their tokenized nature. This collection showcases the works of a select group of pioneers who have played a significant role in fueling the quantum art revolution that we are yet to experience. Jediwolf

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Meridian #432 by Matt DesLauriers

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We would like to capture the timestamp before June 2021, restoring arts’ initial encounters with blockchain and encapsulating their original essence.

2021年三月，Hic et Nunc 出現在數位藝術家們的視野 2021年六月，該平台遭遇第一次駭客攻擊

此後，便開始了一連串平台、藏家和創作者對於生態圈和作品想像的討論。在這之前，作品和區塊鏈或是NFT的連結，似乎只在給了數位作品一種身份，但慢慢地，作品開始有了更多不同的樣貌和呈現方式。

在那之前，我們希望可以將當時的時間戳記凝結在2021年六月之前，還原最初區塊鏈剛剛與藝術作品碰面的那些樣貌。

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