A San Francisco-based experimental art movement has created what they describe every bit an 'autonomously programmed art piece' that changes appearance equally the cost of Bitcoin fluctuates.

Asynchronous Fine art revealed Matt Kane's "Right Identify & Right Time" today, an artwork that evolves dynamically in response to BTC price action. As the value of the cryptocurrency changes, so too does the artwork, explained Kane:

"Each day, a new look for the Master is generated using a data feed of Bitcoin's last 24 hours of toll action. Each hour's price programmatically controls rotation, scale, and position of a correlating layer."

The complete piece is referred to as the Master in async.art's parlance, because individual Layers — discrete aspects of the piece — are independently controlled.

Right Place & Right Time (Low volatility)

Right Identify & Right Time (Depression volatility)

Right Place & Right Time  (Bullish)

Right Place & Right Fourth dimension  (Bullish)

In a previous instance of this unusual artistic collaboration, the thirteen layers of "First Supper" were individually auctioned to different collectors. So while one collector owns the Master (which was sold for 103.4 ETH, a crypto art record), the owners of the Layers themselves can update and alter them whenever they encounter fit.

First Supper, by thirteen artists, rendered on March 23rd at 8:23am ET

First Supper, by 13 artists, rendered on March 23rd at eight:23am ET

Some of the elements that can be changed include characters, walls, and the table in the artwork. Some Layers can change outfits, others tin substitute faces, and still others can modify size or orientation. async.art notes that this enables over 54 billion distinct state changes in the piece.

The individual Layers were sold for a total of 263 ETH, suggesting that collectors value the opportunity to have direct input into the advent of the Master artwork.

In the case of Right Place & Right Time, the creative person retains command of the Layers, which are controlled by API calls.

Kane explained that "I want to continue the artwork fresh and surprising for both collector and viewers as price volatility is visualized – and maintain this every bit a living work-in-progress. Additionally, when Bitcoin'south cost reaches key levels, that achievement is recorded as function of the artwork that day."

async.art founder CEO Conlan Rios said that "We are at present truly on rail to bear on the art earth… it reinforces the fact that the entire NFT community believes in this move."

The new piece will be unveiled at a virtual gallery showcase event, Citadel 6.xv, hosted by crypto artist Coldie and opening on March 27th in the Cryptovoxels world.

Cointelegraph Magazine has been focusing on the crypto art motility this week, in a series of features exploring ephemerality, art communities and collaboratives, and censorship.

Original artworks by Cointelegraph artists will be on display at the exhibition, aslope works from noted crypto artists including Coldie, Hackatao, AlottaMoney, XCOPY, Josie Bellini, Shortcut, BlackBoxDotArt, MLIBTY, TwistedVacancy, Matt Kane, Rutger van der Tas, Vans Design, and Connie Digital.

More data on Cointelegraph Mag Art Calendar week and the Citadel half dozen.xv Virtual Art Show can be found here.

(Artworks courtesy async.art)