The physical canvas of Chiang Mai's street art revolution
Bringing paint to life through augmented reality
From the street to the blockchain in Chiang Mai
choko Artists sell digital ownership of their work on global marketplaces as NFTs while keeping the physical street art free for everyone.
choko The Sukjai Smart Travel project offers collectible mascot NFTs for real-world travel perks
choko Scan the street murals to discover how augmented reality brings Chiang Mai's graffiti to life.
Rare digital mascot: Out of 5,550 Sukjai Smart Travel NFTs released by Thailand's tourism authority, only 50 were designated as 'super rare' prizes.
A decentralized digital ledger that securely and permanently records transactions across a network of computers. Chiang Mai artists use this technology to register and secure ownership of their interactive street murals.
Why do street artists find blockchain technology especially useful for preserving their physical murals?
What is the term for a digital representation of a physical object, like a street mural, minted on the blockchain?
What is 'Nong Sukjai,' the character featured in the digital coupons collected by travelers in Chiang Mai?
Which government agency partnered with tech developers to launch the Sukjai Smart Travel NFT project?
During which major annual city-wide festival is the NFT Art Con exhibition held in Chiang Mai?
What is the name of the 7-year-old elephant from Chiang Mai who painted the 'Tree of Life' NFT?