Ten thousand mosaics.
Each one erodes.
Composed pixel by pixel by Ethereum. Over seven days, your mosaic washes away. Transfer resets the clock.
Hold past day seven. Something arrives.
Seven days.
Then something else.
From the moment you mint, your mosaic begins to recede. Every hour, pixels deterministically wash away — accents first, then thin streams, then medium currents, then the thick rivers at the core. By day seven, the canvas is empty.
Erosion is on-chain math
A view-time computation per pixel. Every block you read the token, the canvas is fractionally further along. No keeper. No server. No oracle.
Only transfer resets it
The seven-day clock zeros only when a real ownership change fires. Marketplace listings, approvals, off-chain offers — none of them touch the timer.
What waits on day seven
That part is for the holder to find. The contract is verified. The math is public. The discovery is yours.
Eighteen palettes.
Four moods.
Composition is decided at mint. Every mosaic carries one of four mood profiles — from sparse, breathing geometries to dense speckled fields — rendered against one of eighteen colour systems.
River
Few thick currents. Broad. Decisive.
Mixed
Layered density. Thick + medium + thin.
Speckle
Many thin streams. Granular composition.
Sparse
Wide intervals. Negative space breathes.