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>finally saw an art project I actually think makes sense as an NFT

I feel like the idea of NFTs representing some right of redemption or ownership in the physical world was a fairly common NFT scheme / use-case back in the day.

Am I missing something?

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I've been away from blockchain for the last 3 years, but from what I checked most NFTs claimed some vague attachement to a real world asset, but no actual connection. As in "here is an NFT attached to this art piece" -> "what rights does NFT actually give to you?" -> "well, sentimental rights"

Yes that is the actual benefit of NFTs. It's happening.

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