Artist Sacha Jafri on UNESCO World Heritage sites, NFTs and sending art to the moon

By cineramaMay 2, 2022NFT

On March 23, 2021, Dubai-based artist Sacha Jafri sold the world’s largest canvas painting – The Journey of Humanity – for a jaw-slacking $62m. On March 23, 2022, he […]

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Artist Sacha Jafri on UNESCO World Heritage sites, NFTs and sending art to the moon

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