Trickle Down refers to the theory of "trickle-down economics." If the wealthy, large corporations, or investors are economically favored â for example through tax cuts or reduced regulations â the benefits should gradually "trickle down" to the rest of the population through investment, jobs, and economic growth.
However, the term is often used critically or ironically, as many believe these benefits never truly reach the general population.
The works are dynamic; thanks to the sovereignty of the contract developed with Transient Labs, it is possible to create mutations within the collection. This is where the true meaning of the project's name takes form.
If a work is sold for 1 ETH, the collector who sells it will receive a new piece.
Those who choose to list at a huge difference from what could be considered the floor price will see their flowers rot. Not burn: rot.
Some works may suddenly become animated, like some already visible on OpenSea. Everything happens in a deeply random way; the supply is intentionally very limited and designed to give me full control over modifications.
An art that embodies and conceptually narrates the game of economic roles and power: if you have more money, you will receive more.
Flowers, symbols of beauty and purity, are soaked in crude oil, enamels, and varnishes within their fragile petals; some are agglomerations of waste and refuse, while others are composed of fossils themselves stained by decay.
Once the drop is complete, the names of the works and their categories will begin to appear within the traits.