“In their physical form, flowers represent a circle of life from seed to growth to eventual bloom and death. In digital form, these flowers become immortal.”
— nicedayJules, The Flowers Project, collection description, OpenSea, 2022
Each flower was hand-selected, staged, and photographed. Each photograph then underwent a process of analog interference via a custom CRT circuit-bending machine.
— The Flowers Project, collection description, OpenSea, 2022

“The Flowers state is determined by on-chain logic. The smart contract leverages Chainlink's decentralized ETH/USD oracle to assess market fluctuations. The contract compares the current value of Ether to its previous day's price. An inversion where decline, rather than appreciation, prompts the works final state.”
— nicedayJules, The Flowers Project, collection description, OpenSea, 2022“This animation has 5 phases that react to the price of Ethereum. 50 Editions of this NFT will be airdropped to the first 50 collectors of The Flowers Project.”
— nicedayJules, TFP Collectors Editions, collection description, OpenSea, 2022A multidisciplinary LA photographer who spent a career behind the lens for fashion brands, musicians, and tech companies — then shot 50 flowers by hand, ran each print through a custom CRT circuit-bender, and wrote an on-chain system where Ethereum's daily movement determines which state you see.
In their physical form, flowers represent a circle of life from seed to growth to eventual bloom and death. In digital form, these flowers become immortal.
The Flowers Project, collection description, OpenSea, 2022Each flower was hand-selected, staged, and photographed. Each photograph then underwent a process of analog interference via a custom CRT circuit-bending machine.
The Flowers Project, collection description, OpenSea, 2022showing work like this in Marfa is unforgiving and ridiculously difficult but I think that is what makes it so special
@nicedayJules on X, 17 August 2026Every figure above comes from Alfred’s own dataset — sales, volume and owners read off the chain, floors from the marketplaces. On a wallet he goes one step further, to the number that gets buried under a decade of transfers: what you actually paid.
In the wallets we look at, nearly half of what people hold has no purchase price to look up. It arrived as a mint, a swap or a transfer.
Alfred follows each one back through the chain.
Both figures come from one reading: 16 wallets, 3,548 items, Sep 2026.
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