Transparency

The most obvious use-case for blockchain is as an estate planning device. The “declaration” of that, as also a medium for the art in http://www.greatknot.com/2.html, is based on everything; art included; having a record on the Internet eventually anyway.
We'll recall the first decades of the twenty-first century not so much for their social media, in the future, as we will for digital access to every conceivable research resource through the Internet.
In the first decade, access to the art in museums had been digitized to where a close examination that would never be permitted in the museum itself could be done over the Internet. The same has begun to take place for the art gallery and auction house. And now, at the close of the second decade, great works of art have begun to be identified by pixel-per-inch square inch chunks tokenized for modern day museum patrons to own.
In a conference of artists that took place in the last decade of the twentieth century there was skepticism on whether the CD could adequately represent an art work. The https://www.facebook.com/greatknot test trusts normal archive file addresses on Facebook to mix social media with digital authentication by a Distributed Autonomous Organization with no third-party certification.
If a test of uniqueness has such precedent being developed today, the system applied to do this automatically will make authenticating identities for anything that is unique common in no time.
The Internet's ability to uncover plagiarism was a natural outcome of doing scans of every library in the world and making all that researchable. Music has used the same process to protect copyrights since the dawn of digital transmission.
A system that authenticates compositions that are visual in form, or topography, will soon complete the assumption that all authenticity is verifiable digitally, and then all sensuality will be transparent in its provenance and ownership. The term sensuality draws a line between raw information and real property and it is there that the decisions on what will be art and what will assume the role of valuables in the future will be made.