NFT Collection: Beautiful Planet 
WWF Charity Fundraising

This collection seamlessly blends 21st-century tools, such as virtual reality, with the wonders of the natural world, igniting appreciation for the beauty and significance of a biodiverse and thriving planet. Lorna has used digital design tools to create paradoxically organic-feeling, painterly 3D models, envisioning endangered animals flourishing within their natural habitats. Its overarching purpose is to raise awareness for endangered species and their preservation.

20% of proceeds will go to World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) which supports the featured animals in the collection: Sumatran Tiger, Eastern Lowland Gorilla, Sumatran Elephant, Hawksbill Turtle and Black Rhino.

“The Beautiful Planet project created by artist, Lorna, reminds us, even when we can’t see things directly, our actions and lifestyle impact all living species.”

Lucy Wheeler, Co Founder The Immersive Kind

“Cartoon-like shapes, with saturated colors and smooth textures, express the inner world of the artist and the personal perception of the encounter between human and nature.”

Beth Jochim

Sumatran Tiger

NFT, looping video, virtual reality

2021, *currently not for sale*

Sumatran Tigers are critically endangered due to poaching, habitat loss and human-wildlife conflict.

Hawksbill Turtle

NFT, looping video, virtual reality

2021, *currently not for sale*

Hawksbill Turtles are critically endangered due to wildlife trade, habitat loss, fishery-related mortality and pollution.

Eastern Lowland Gorilla

NFT, looping video, virtual reality

2021, *currently not for sale*

Eastern Lowland Gorillas are critically endangered due to habitat loss, fragmentation and poaching.

Sumatran Elephant

NFT, looping video, virtual reality

2021, *currently not for sale*

Sumatran Elephants are critically endangered due to habitat loss and poaching.

Black Rhino

NFT, looping video, virtual reality

2021, *currently not for sale*

Black Rhinos are critically endangered due to poaching and the demand for their horns.

About The Immersive KIND

Lorna Inman is an artist in residence at The Immersive KIND (IK). IK is an interdisciplinary collective that’s focused on providing opportunities for emerging artists, diverse, underrepresented voices, and queer communities to exercise their ideas and their voices. We are an ecosystem for extended reality (XR) innovation and XR artists that look beyond the immediate environment of contemporary art and pursue tangible impacts elsewhere, setting new standards of technological advancement, sophistication and innovation.

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