So I said to myself: I want to get inside that quadrant and the best way to see what was in there was to do an NFT. There’s something in there that’s probably going to change our lives a lot, like what happened ten years ago with apps, for example.
”There is something happening today, and it is happening in the quadrant formed by these four points: blockchain, cryptocurrencies, NFTs, DAO. This is how the author, Alessandro Baricco, described this adventure: Ĭontributing to the creation of the work on the blockchain are Serena Tabacchi, who took care of the technical supervision and is curator, director and co-founder of the MoCDA Museo d’Arte Contemporanea Digitale), Bruno Pitzalis, an expert in crypto art and communication, and Massimo Franceschet, an expert in blockchain and cryptocurrencies. It is the first literary work by an Italian author in NFT format. Alessandro Baricco relaunches Novecento as an NFTĪlessandro Baricco relaunches Novecento as an NFTĪn audio version of Novecento has been recorded on the blockchain and will go on sale from next March on OpenSea.He has recently published The Game (2019), an essay that probes technological disruptions through the logic and history of videogames. Notable among his books published in Spanish, all by Anagrama, are the continuously bestselling Seda (1997 in English, Silk), Sense sang (2003 in English, Without Blood), Aquesta història (2007), the monologue play Novecento (2003), his rewriting of Homer’s Iliad Ilíada (2005 in English, An Iliad), and the essay collections Next: Petit llibre sobre la globalització i el món que es prepara (2002) and Los bárbaros: ensayo sobre la mutación (2008 in English, The Barbarians: An Essay on the Mutation of Culture). He is director of the Scuola Holden writing school in Turin and, as one of the foremost exponents of contemporary Italian fiction, has received many prizes for his novels, among them the Prix Médicis Étranger (1995) and the Selezione Campiello (1991) awards. Alessandro Baricco is a writer, essayist, and playwright.
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