DATALAND — BIOME LUMINA ✓

Ethereum · Art · Since 2025

Floor price0.798 ETH
24h volume0 ETH
7d volume3.54 ETH
All-time volume1688.7 ETH
Owners317
Items1,000
Floor cap (floor × items)798 ETH

Stats as of 26 Sep 2026

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Floor price (ETH)

Low 0.798 ETH · High 0.835 ETH

Low 0.774 ETH · High 0.99 ETH

Low 0.774 ETH · High 1.47 ETH

Low 0.774 ETH · High 1.65 ETH

Daily volume (ETH)

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Where to trade

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About DATALAND — BIOME LUMINA

The Dataland Founding Digital Collection, Biome Lumina, is the first series of 1,000 unique living paintings on blockchain by Refik Anadol Studio for Dataland. Biome Lumina represents a bold new frontier in generative art. As the artwork emerges and transforms, its structure and luminescence is directly shaped by the incoming environmental data from rainforests around the globe. Collectors will be able to engage in dynamic conversations with the artwork through a generative AI interface trained on environmental knowledge and datasets. Each piece is accompanied by AI soundscapes based on a precise network of sensors monitoring atmospheric dynamics and ground conditions. Biome Lumina sets the stage for things to come. It is an invitation to enter an ongoing collaboration between nature, code and collector, exemplifying a world in which technology is not a disconnection from the Earth — but a return to it.

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