Full Set represents a shift from individuality to interconnectedness in digital art. The collection began as 26 distinct tokens, each tied to its own unique image — like separate posts in a visual archive. These tokens functioned as independent artworks, each with its own story and identity. Over time, the collection evolved. What was once a series of standalone pieces transformed into a unified narrative. The original images were replaced by visuals that reflected the broader story of the collection itself — a 3×9 grid symbolizing growth, connection, and the power of a network. The turning point came with the 27th token, which unlocked the final stage of the collection’s evolution. By surpassing 159,300 editions — the total collected across the originals — it permanently redefined the collection. The individual artworks became part of a larger, cohesive piece, turning the collection itself into the artwork. In Full Set, tokens are no longer tied to static images or isolated ideas. Instead, they are elements of a complete, interconnected story, where the value lies in the network and the collective journey. This is more than a collection of images — it’s a bold exploration of how digital art can grow, adapt, and transform into something greater than the sum of its parts.