Inspired by the Million Dollar Homepage, I wanted to explore a version where people don’t just buy pixels, but actually own and control them.
The canvas is split into 16×16 pixel tiles, and each tile can be owned individually.
Unlike the original, this version is designed to be alive.
Each tile can be redrawn by its owner, its link can be updated, and ownership can change hands.
So instead of a static page, the mural keeps evolving over time as people modify their tiles.
It’s implemented as a small on-chain experiment using dynamic NFTs, but the main goal was to explore whether a shared internet canvas could exist as a long-lived, evolving artifact.
Curious what people here think — both about the idea and the implementation.
Inspired by the Million Dollar Homepage, I wanted to explore a version where people don’t just buy pixels, but actually own and control them.
The canvas is split into 16×16 pixel tiles, and each tile can be owned individually.
Unlike the original, this version is designed to be alive. Each tile can be redrawn by its owner, its link can be updated, and ownership can change hands.
So instead of a static page, the mural keeps evolving over time as people modify their tiles.
It’s implemented as a small on-chain experiment using dynamic NFTs, but the main goal was to explore whether a shared internet canvas could exist as a long-lived, evolving artifact.
Curious what people here think — both about the idea and the implementation.