Orbstellar Metaspace is now on display at Pacific Place. It is an out-of-this-world experience for people who like NFTs and exploring the fascinating cosmos that lies inside their starry sky.
Visitors to this exhibition, which was made by the new media art firm Xcept, can make their own cosmic orbs and find amazing minerals as they travel through space by playing exciting mining games.
Use the NFT method to make your own sphere
Orbstellar Metaspace started with the mining game on the space station. Players use a joystick to control the collection of materials that roll around, which lets them make their own orb NFT.
After the game is over, you can scan a QR code to get more crystalline minerals to use in making your orb. These include a rainbow ring, clear quartz, pink lemurian, green aventurine, strawberry quartz, and a red corundum. A beautiful and fun way to see your creation come to life in the Metaspace Galaxy.
Metaspace galaxy exploration
They kept going through the Black Hole and ended up in the beautiful Metaspace Galaxy, where you can scan a QR code to send your ball into the starry sky while your name is shown on a screen high above the galaxy.
Thanks to the cosmic intergalactic itinerary, the team was able to float through space, look at the bright stars, and take pictures of them. When their trip was over, they went back to Earth through the White Hole.
They like how the exhibition mixes traditional ideas about space with interactive art exploration to make a journey like an astronaut’s.
The exhibit makes the idea of NFTs more fun by letting you put your orb on a coin with a QR code that will show you your orb when you scan it.
What to remember while you’re there
You should use your phone to register your orb at the entrance to the exhibition, then run quickly to the Space Station and launch it 10 to 15 minutes before the end of the exhibition so you can see as much as possible. This will let you see your work on the screen and take pictures of it in the Metaspace Galaxy.
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