In the same way, when you buy an NFT you're buying the provenance without buying the actual art. The art is understood to be easy to reproduce, you can download it and print it yourself if you want to hang it up on a wall.
In the same way, when you buy an NFT you're buying the provenance without buying the actual art. The art is understood to be easy to reproduce, you can download it and print it yourself if you want to hang it up on a wall.
What does provenance even matter if you don’t actually own the art? If you want to support the artist and you don’t want / can’t afford the actual piece, just donate to them and you’d have the same effect.
Sure, the artist could do something dishonest like sell the same piece twice, but I'm assuming good faith from the artist, or at least from the ones I buy from.
When you buy art as an NFT, you do own an actual piece of art. Unless you think a non-physical art like say The Clock inherently cannot be sold outside of a copyright transfer, and that has been untrue long before NFTs.