As the first NFT collection produced in an exclusive partnership between Accursed Share and Mat3ria, Rome, Priscilla Pallante’s Augmented Rome engages with two exciting artistic and philosophical techniques: cymatic imaging technology and psychogeography.

To illuminate the conceptual and artistic themes of Priscilla Pallante’s new NFT collection with Accursed Share, Augmented Rome, we present an updated and expanded version of a conversation between Pallante and Niccolò Fano of Mat3ria first held in 2019. Fano and Pallante discuss the early life and evolution of the Augmented Rome project, as it moves into the Web3 space.

This marks the third and final entry in our series of posts contextualising the nine sites and histories that Priscilla Pallante pictures in her NFT project, Augmented Rome. Spanning 3d maps, 3d souvenir models, and cymatic audiovisual ‘slices’, Augmented Rome offers a new view of a city ancient and eternal. Here, we explore Fori Imperiali, Pantheon, and Santa Maria Maggiore.

Showcasing Priscilla Pallante: Augmented Rome, an exquisite NFT collection from Accursed Share’s partnership with Mat3ria, Rome.

This entry continues our series of posts inviting the Accursed Share and larger NFT community to learn more about the urban sites and vivid histories behind Priscilla Pallante’s upcoming cryptoart project, Augmented Rome. Here we discuss San Pietro, Piazza del Popolo, and Ponte Sisto.

As context for the sites and histories pictured in Priscilla Pallante’s upcoming NFT collection, Augmented Rome, this series of posts explores groupings of three distinct points on Pallante’s audiovisual map of the city. Up first: Piazza di Spagna, Castel Sant’Angelo and Colosseo.