As of Nov 3, 2026, BIOME LUMINA #552/1000 by Refik Anadol last sold for 0.6 WETH on Nov 3, 2026. The best offer is 0.253 WETH. Lenders offer up to 686.47 USDC for 30 days against it. GONDI estimates it at 0.532 ETH, with medium confidence.
BIOME LUMINA #552/1000
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Phosphorlumina Floralescens, from Latin 'phosphor' (light bearer) and 'floralescens' (flowering), is a rare bioluminescent plant native to tropical rainforest canopies. It features translucent, radially symmetric petals with undulating margins, dotted with blue-green bioluminescent cells (450-495 nm). The floral core contains intricate pistil and stamen clusters, surrounded by luminous semi-transparent petals. Stems are slender and resilient, supporting 15-30 cm in height and 10-25 g biomass. Thriving at 15-25°C, it moves gently with air currents. Belonging to the Lunar Spectra cluster, family Phosphoraceae, genus Phosphorlumina, it includes 10 species with luciferin-luciferase based bioluminescence in epidermal and petal tissues. This facilitates nocturnal pollination by moths and beetles, supporting canopy biodiversity and ecological networks.
The Dataland Founding Digital Collection, Biome Lumina, is the first series of 1,000 unique living paintings on blockchain by Refik Anadol Studio for Dataland. Biome Lumina represents a bold new frontier in generative art. As the artwork emerges and transforms, its structure and luminescence is directly shaped by the incoming environmental data from rainforests around the globe. Collectors will be able to engage in dynamic conversations with the artwork through a generative AI interface trained on environmental knowledge and datasets. Each piece is accompanied by AI soundscapes based on a precise network of sensors monitoring atmospheric dynamics and ground conditions. Biome Lumina sets the stage for things to come. It is an invitation to enter an ongoing collaboration between nature, code and collector, exemplifying a world in which technology is not a disconnection from the Earth — but a return to it.
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