IndigeNFT

About

The IndigeNFT initiative seeks to preserve and promote indigenous culture by bridging the gap between indigenous communities and new emerging decentralised technologies, specifically NFTs, Web3 and the Metaverse.

This is achieved by creating, developing, branding and launching globally as the Indigeverse, allowing for greater long-term sustainable support of global indigenous communities and artists.

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Founder and Aboriginal
Artist John Smith Gumbula
explains IndigeNFT

Our Plan for the Future

Roadmap

IndigeNFT roadmap is for Stacks, Bitcoin and Ethereum holders.

Owning an IndigeNFT from the Genesis Collection will provide the investor with an IndigeNFT VIP whitelist for future collections.

Our objective is to preserve indigenous culture and educate global communities and collectors about the diverse artistic expressions, cultural heritage and language. IndigeNFT will connect indigenous communities utilising Web3 and emerging and future technologies.

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IndigeNFT Collections

IndigeNFT collections present authentic, indigenous art creations. They are used as a way to educate, share culture and showcase the IndigeNFT vision to collectors worldwide.

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IndigeNFT Marketplace

A first-to-market IndigeNFT marketplace will connect and unite indigenous artists and communities around the world through culture, art, innovation and technology.

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Indigeverse

Indigeverse will be an empowering cultural experience. A virtual destination for all indigenous communities, collectors and advocates of First Nation initiatives to meet, share and develop the Indigeverse community together.

John Smith Gumbula

IndigeNFT Founder, Cultural Ambassador and WakkaWakka - GurangGurang Artist

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Meet the Founder and Aboriginal Artist

John’s unique journey encompasses over 30 years of passion in various mediums, creating traditional and contemporary diverse Aboriginal art and design, cultural heritage and innovation.

« Creating cultural bridges of understanding »

John Smith Gumbula

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