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The Redacted
Unveiling Censored Truths Through Art


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THE REDACTED - Collection

The Redacted: Fragments of the Unseen A limited collection of 250 items, tied to
both the digital and physical worlds. "Do not buy my art. You’re not buying art,
but the illusion of owning value." Every piece in The Redacted is incomplete,
fragmented, and deliberately censored—a reflection of hidden truths. Each NFT
challenges perception and invites discovery, linking to a larger narrative that
transcends ownership. What’s unique? Beyond the blockchain, these designs come
alive in cities worldwide through stencils crafted by a global network of
collaborators. Each stencil carries a unique QR code that unveils cases of
censorship, concealment, or manipulation, encouraging NFT holders to uncover the
meaning and become part of a story that challenges the visible. Art is not
possession. Art is discovery. If you’re here to own, you’ve missed the point. If
you’re here to uncover, you’ve taken the first step. Become the story.




THE REDACTED
Fragments of the Unseen
"Welcome to the world of art: where everyone wants to own what can’t be owned,
and the most valuable truths are the ones you’re not allowed to see."
This is The Redacted—a collection of censored, fragmented, and deliberately
incomplete works. It’s not about what’s on display. It’s about what’s been
erased, hidden, or silenced. Each piece serves as a reflection of the truths we
fail to confront.
What sets this collection apart? Beyond the blockchain, a global network of
collaborators brings these designs into the physical world. Stencils appear
across cities, each linked to unique QR codes that reveal stories of censorship,
concealment, and manipulation. NFT holders are invited to explore, discover, and
share these truths.
"Don’t buy this art. Not because you can’t, but because by trying to own it, you
become part of the problem. And yet, you’ll do it anyway."
Every month, one NFT manifests physically—a fleeting mural in the real world.
Holders have the chance to find and claim these pieces before they disappear,
blurring the line between digital art and reality.
This isn’t just a 250-item limited collection. It’s a reflection on possession,
value, and the hidden truths we choose to ignore.
Buy it. Sell it. Speculate over it. But remember: what you truly seek isn’t in
what you own—it’s in what you uncover. Become the story.


Each piece in The Redacted's collection is a paradox, inviting viewers to look
beyond the surface and find meaning in the unseen.

Manifesto
"This is not art you own; it’s a story you uncover."
We live in a world obsessed with possession. Everything is for sale—even truth.
Art has become another commodity—a thing to buy, sell, and speculate over. The
Redacted exists to disrupt this narrative. To remind us that value is an
illusion and that the unseen often matters more than what’s displayed.
What We Believe
Art is not possession.
Art should challenge, provoke, and inspire. It should reveal truths we fear to
face. Owning it doesn’t mean understanding it.

What is hidden reveals more.
The beauty of art lies not just in what is visible, but in what is obscured.
Every blackout and fragment tells a story waiting to emerge.

Censorship is a mirror.
To erase is to reveal fear. Every act of censorship reflects power, control, and
the truths someone is desperate to hide.

Ownership is an illusion.
Art, like truth, belongs to no one. It is fleeting, shared, and ultimately
untouchable.

The journey matters more than the destination.
The Redacted invites you to participate, to uncover, and to question. The value
is not in what you hold but in what you discover.

How We Create
Each piece is a paradox: censored yet revealing, fragmented yet complete. NFTs
are connected to physical manifestations—fleeting moments appearing somewhere in
the world. Every QR code tied to these works links to real-world cases of
censorship and manipulation. This is not just about finding the art; it’s about
the journey to uncover it.
Our Call to You
Don’t buy this art to own it. Buy it to uncover it. To question it. To become
part of a story that challenges the very idea of possession.
"Art should disturb the comfortable and comfort the disturbed."
The Redacted is not just a collection. It’s a reflection. A question. And the
answer is not for sale.

ROAD MAP

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Phase 1: The Fragmented Beginning
The first collection of censored portraits is unveiled, serving as a reflection
of the hidden truths within the lines. Each piece is a question, not an answer.

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Phase 2: Hidden Layers
NFTs are released with encoded messages, QR codes, and layered meanings. These
codes link to stories of censorship, concealment, or manipulation around the
world. Deciphering them reveals more than just secrets; it reveals your role in
uncovering the unseen.

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Phase 3: The Hunt
Once a month, a physical manifestation of a piece appears in a random location
worldwide—a fleeting mural tied to a specific NFT. QR codes placed by
collaborators in these stencils amplify the narrative, connecting digital
ownership with real-world activism.

4


Phase 4: The Network Expands
A global community of collaborators and NFT holders emerges. Through shared
discoveries and stencil sightings, connections are made, and the bigger picture
of censorship and manipulation begins to take form.

5


Phase 5: The Metaverse Canvas
The Redacted transcends physical and digital boundaries, entering virtual spaces
with interactive galleries and immersive experiences.

6


Phase 6: Voices of the Redacted
Collaborative projects with anonymous and censored artists amplify global voices
that refuse to be silenced. These partnerships bridge the gaps between art,
truth, and activism.

7


Phase 7: The Legacy Unveiled
A manifesto documenting the journey and exposing hidden truths emerges. The
proceeds fund initiatives for freedom of expression and support for artists in
exile.
Follow the journey: Twitter | Instagram | OpenSea | Discord

Statement:
This is not the end—it’s the beginning of a larger truth.