Yigit Duman’s Panorama went live on April 23 with a genesis NFT auction and $PANO token launch. It’s not just a collection – it’s a 365-day generative painting that responds to its own price action. Here’s everything that happened and what comes next.
At 4 PM UTC today, a painting started writing itself. Yigit Duman’s Panorama, the most conceptually ambitious NFT drop to hit SuperRare this spring, went live alongside the debut of the $PANO token, marking the platform’s most high-profile Liquid Editions launch to date. The genesis NFT auction opened, the token began trading, and an AI pipeline quietly got to work on its first landscape. The canvas has begun.
But to understand why Panorama matters, and why collectors and observers beyond the usual NFT circles are paying attention, you need to understand what it actually does. This isn’t a static image collection. It’s a generative system where the artwork’s own market determines what the artwork looks like.
Panorama launch schedule
April 23 · 4 PM UTC – Complete: $PANO token launch + Genesis NFT auction opened
April 24 · 5 PM UTC – Allowlist NFT mint: Priority access for early $PANO holders and community members
April 24 · 6 PM UTC – Public NFT mint: Open to all, contingent on remaining supply
SuperRare official X announcement
What Is Panorama, and Why Is It Different?
Panorama is described on SuperRare’s editorial page as “an autonomous generative art system where a token’s price data drives the creation of a continuously expanding mythological panoramic painting.” That sentence is worth unpacking slowly, because there’s nothing casual about it.
Every single day, an AI pipeline generates a new 1920×1080 landscape painting that seamlessly extends the same continuous panorama. The key variable is price: when the $PANO token rises, the system produces scenes of divine celestial glory – apotheoses, sacred groves, celestial forges. When the token falls, it produces infernal underworld devastation – fallen cities, rivers of fire, titan prisons. The market’s mood becomes the painting’s mood.
“The market is the medium, and the painting is the market.” – SuperRare editorial on Panorama
Panorama by Yigit Duman
The visual language draws from the atmospheric intensity of J.M.W. Turner, the contemplative solitude of Caspar David Friedrich, and the dramatic use of light and emotion found in Géricault and Delacroix. In other words: Romantic painting, driven by DeFi. The result will run for exactly 365 days. After the 365th piece, the system closes. The panorama is complete and will never be made again.
The Two Layers of Ownership
Panorama has a deliberately layered ownership structure, and understanding it is essential before deciding how to participate in tomorrow’s mint windows.
Layer 1 — The System
1,000,000 $PANO tokens created through SuperRare’s Liquid Editions. Holding the token means owning and influencing Panorama as a whole. Market activity around $PANO feeds directly into what the AI generates next. Token holders shape the painting without touching a brush.
Layer 2 — The Outputs
Season 1 begins with 90 NFTs, each revealed daily as a 1920×1080 segment of the panoramic canvas. Over time this expands to 365 pieces. Each NFT is a tableau — a fragment of the larger work, capturing that day’s market sentiment translated into mythological imagery.
The loop is elegant: the token drives the system, the system produces the images, and the NFTs capture each moment of it. Collectors can participate at either layer — holding $PANO to influence the whole, or collecting individual NFT segments as the story unfolds day by day.
Who Is Yigit Duman?
Yigit Duman describes himself as a “wallet balance artist, on-chain meme-maker, computational poet and creator of sisyphean boulders”, and that self-description tells you something about his practice before you’ve seen a single piece. His work has a consistent preoccupation with the blockchain itself as material: not as a distribution mechanism, but as the actual subject of the art.
Previous works include Rothko on Pennies, a piece that created, destroyed, and restored on-chain artwork as a mediation on value, and PUSH4, a collaborative piece featuring an earlier SuperRare drop. He’s been featured in Bankless, the Etherscan blog, and Outland, and participated in SuperRare’s Intimate Systems exhibition. His Panorama project website is live at panorama.garden, and the full technical and editorial write-up is published on SuperRare’s curation page.
What distinguishes Duman within the current generative art landscape is that his concepts precede his tools. Panorama isn’t a technically impressive system dressed up as art – it’s a genuinely thought-through thesis about how markets and meaning interact, built into an unstoppable daily machine.
PUSH4
Liquid Editions: The Format That Makes This Possible
Panorama is built on SuperRare’s Liquid Editions format, which launched on March 5, 2026 with artist ripe’s debut piece Value Discovery. Understanding Liquid Editions is key to understanding why $PANO behaves differently from any NFT you’ve collected before.
As Bankless explained at launch: Liquid Editions are generative artworks that use fungible ERC-20 tokens instead of NFTs as their vessels. The token’s own market behavior – trades, transfers, price movement – determines what the art looks like at any given moment. There is no static image file. Instead, a smart contract serving as an on-chain renderer reads the live market state and generates visual outputs from that. The artwork is a function of its own economic activity, recomputed continuously, always on.
Liquid Editions vs standard NFTs: A standard NFT is a fixed image tied to a token. A Liquid Edition is a living generative system where the ERC-20 token’s market dynamics are the creative input. Price goes up – the art changes. Price goes down – the art changes differently. With Panorama, that input is translated into mythological landscape painting, one frame per day.
The Defiant noted that Liquid Editions also allow artists to issue companion ERC-721 NFTs, unique visual “lenses” over the shared market state. In Panorama’s case, the 365 daily NFTs serve exactly this function: each one is a timestamped record of what the market felt like on that particular day, rendered as a Romantic landscape painting.
Liquid Editions — Format Explainers
The Platform Behind It: SuperRare in 2026
SuperRare has been operating since April 2018 and has accumulated over $330 million in total sales, making it the longest-running on-chain art platform in existence. Its model has always been deliberately exclusive: artists are vetted and invited, every work is a single-edition NFT, and the platform operates on Ethereum with a 3% buyer fee and 15% primary gallery commission. Artists receive 85% of their primary sales and a 10% royalty on all secondary sales.
- Founded: 2018
- Total sales: $330M+
- $RARE price: ~$0.016
- RARE max supply: 1 billion
- Artist royalty: 10% secondary
- Buyer fee: 3%
The governance layer sits in the $RARE token, distinct from $PANO, which currently trades at approximately $0.016 with a circulating supply of around 825 million out of a maximum 1 billion. RARE holders vote on platform decisions including fee structures, treasury allocations, and which new Spaces (community-run galleries) get added to the ecosystem. Staking $RARE earns rewards from the network treasury, funded by transactions across the full SuperRare ecosystem.
Liquid Editions represent a meaningful evolution of that ecosystem, adding a third tier to what SuperRare calls its “Cultural Liquidity Stack,” sitting alongside 1/1 artworks and community ERC-1155 tokens. Panorama is only the second project to launch in this format, following ripe’s debut in March 2026.
What Collectors Should Watch Next
The genesis auction that opened today is the first and most exclusive entry point into the Panorama ecosystem. Tomorrow’s mint windows broaden that access: the allowlist mint at 5 PM UTC on April 24 is for early $PANO token holders and community participants, followed immediately by the public mint at 6 PM UTC if supply remains.
After the mints close, attention shifts to two things: how $PANO trades as a Liquid Edition token in open market conditions, and what the first few daily landscape NFTs look like. The price action of the token over the next week will literally determine whether the opening of Panorama’s canvas depicts heaven or hell, and that early visual record will likely carry significant collector value precisely because it documents the project’s launch conditions.
Before you participate tomorrow: Have your Ethereum wallet funded with ETH to cover both the mint price and gas. Gas fees spike during high-profile SuperRare drops, budget extra. Always confirm the smart contract address through SuperRare’s official channels at superrare.com or their verified @SuperRare X account. Phishing contracts are common on launch days; the few seconds of verification are worth it.
The deeper question Panorama raises isn’t about the auction result or the token price. It’s whether an artwork that literally paints its own market history – one landscape per day, for exactly one year, then never again – has found the right medium for its moment. In a market that increasingly asks art to do more than look beautiful, Duman has built something that does something else entirely: it keeps a record. In paint. On a blockchain. Every day, whether anyone is watching or not.
