Non-Fungible Tokens have been making headlines over the last few weeks following the record sale of an NFT by auction house Christies for $69.3 million US dollars.

While digital artists have broadly welcomed NFTs as a way to expand works value and potential - there is a new dilemma that some are facing - and that is the environmental impact of NFTs.

SUTU is an Australian digital artist based in Los Angeles - he has created and sold an NFT - he speaks to Rachel Kelly to share his perspective on the topic.

Non-Fungible Tokens have been making headlines over the last few weeks following the record sale of an NFT by auction house Christies for $69.3 million US dollars.
While digital artists have broadly welcomed NFTs as a way to expand works value and potential - there is a new dilemma that some are facing - and that is the environmental impact of NFTs.
SUTU is an Australian digital artist based in Los Angeles - he has created and sold an NFT - he speaks to Rachel Kelly to share his perspective on the topic.

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