Invictus Capital is aiming to bring digital artists into the world by creating an NFT collection through the Invictus NFT Lab. This will allow them to combine the best of fine art with blockchain technology.

The Out of Africa Collection is made up of 100 NFTs using blockchain. It’s exciting because many of the artists involved have never used NFTs before. NFT posters, which will go out to all interested parties in January, will then be auctioned off in February for NFT-replicas of original artworks. You can get original artwork for these NFTs.

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Invictus Capital C.E.O. Daniel Schwartzkopff says, “This is the first collection of its kind for Southern African artists as well as global investors.” Invictus NFT Lab demonstrates our determination to disrupt established financial services and invest in new ways. An NFT Lab such as this would be a great way to introduce NFTs to mainstream portfolios. It will also appeal to both conventional collectors and contemporary NFT collectors.

NFTs enable art collectors avoid the high costs of intermediary fees, which could otherwise render art investments unattractive. Investors are unable to make large commitments to art because of this reason. Charl Bezuidenhout, C.E.O. Worldart’s Charl Bezuidenhout is the C.E.O.

Investors interested in the project may subscribe to its newsletter for information about participating artists and artworks as well as dates for each phase. Marelize van Zyl states that the Out of Africa NFT Collection curator is Marelize van Zyl.

“This is an important collection that reflects the best young rising and established talents.”

This development is believed to bring many opportunities for artists and investors.

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