The Web3 world provides users with a good opportunity to recreate their digital identity and builds a new path to creative expression and style. This is all the more obvious as the inability to change dynamic passwords (NFT) becomes more and more state and human.

On March 8th, a new project called heterosis from Snark.art and OG.Art launched a series of dynamically changing NFT flowers that can be bred and customized by holders.

After the initial spicy mint spent by NFT, users can query more existing flower file catalogs and quickly "breed" flowers to create hybrid populations. According to the announcement of the project, when a new floral feature is discovered, it will spread to all species, just like the diversity in nature.

Flower collectors who need hybrid NFT flowers should pay a small fee to the users of the flowers they want to breed, thereby establishing two virtual flower sales markets: one selling scarce data flowers and the other selling DNA features.

The collection is written by artists Mat Collishaw and Danil Krivoruchko. Conoshaw says he wants to create a type of art that is difficult to obtain in all natural environments except in the virtual world.

This system is particularly important for new heterosis projects, especially for us, so it is only possible to guarantee this in decentralized interior spaces.

Kriveruchko says the plastic arts that may evolve with different characteristics writing for the new NFT project is the "most complex collection of data art" he works on.

In addition, some of the flowers in the NFT Garden will be housed in a "virtual world greenhouse" built by El-Gabal, a virtual world property developer, modelled on the realistic version of the London National gallery.

The greenhouse can make real-time visual 3D rendering in the cloud through browsers, mobile phones and virtual reality technology.