DK Collectors may call dibs on this piece before it goes to auction.
Not a collector yet? This piece heads to zero reserve auction Wednesday morning.
objects is a 1/1/100 collection by DK — everyday things that art history and culture turned into icons, suspended against a blue sky. On their own, they're just objects. The meaning and the value come from the people who claim them — the context, the memory, and the story each collector brings is what turns an object into something worth holding.
Every Monday morning for five weeks, a new group of pieces is revealed. Collector Claims are open for the 48 hours after reveal, and on Wednesday morning everything unclaimed goes to auction. Week 2 auctions open Wednesday morning.
100. Every piece is unique — no duplicates, no editions. Once a piece is collected, it's gone.
100 unique pieces that all follow one uniform format.
The 100 pieces break down into 70 Commons, 20 Rares, 9 Ultra Rares, and 1 Legendary. Every piece is unique — the tiers describe scarcity within the collection, and they determine what existing collectors can claim.
Every unclaimed piece goes up for zero reserve auction via Manifold starting Wednesday morning each week, on Ethereum L1. The auctions will be accessible right here on this site — no need to go looking for them. Zero reserve means exactly that — no minimum, no hidden floor. The market decides where each piece lands.
Existing collectors get first dibs. When each week's pieces are revealed, holders of a DK edition may claim and purchase a Common, and holders of a DK 1/1 may claim a Common or a Rare — before anything goes to auction. Claim prices are 0.15 ETH for a Common and 0.25 ETH for a Rare. The window is 48 hours only: it opens at reveal and closes when the auctions begin. Ultra Rares and the Legendary can't be claimed — those go straight to auction.
There is no mint. Two ways in: if you already collect DK's work, use your 48-hour claim after each Monday reveal. Otherwise, bid in the zero reserve auctions, run via Manifold and accessible right here on this site, starting Wednesday. New pieces every week for five weeks — 100 in total.
DK aka Daniel Koeth is a lens-based artist and filmmaker working on the blockchain, telling stories against the backdrop of a blue sky. His work spans photography and video, with exhibitions in Marfa, Tokyo, New York, Milan, London, and Miami.
