Sara Jay Opens Bidding for 'Liberty's Retribution' NFT Auction

MIAMI — Sara Jay has opened bidding for a new NFT titled “Liberty’s Retribution” on OpenSea.

"In this piece, we see Lady Liberty with slashed wrists as a result of the hopelessness she feels that was brought on by the events that occurred in 2020," a rep explained. "As you can see, she’s reaching to you for help through the tumultuous political climate and 2020 election, the coronavirus pandemic, the human and civil rights protests and all of the mental, social and financial ramifications.”

“Being that it’s now 2021,” the rep continued, “we have survived and Lady Liberty has been saved, at least for the time being. It is up to us, as American citizens, and citizens of the world to make sure that liberty and justice always prevail.”

The bidding begins at .03 ETH (equal to just over $78 USD at post time); the winner will also receive a signed shirt printed with the artwork on the front.

"This piece of art is a sharp variation from the type of content I have previously produced,” Jay said. "Show some love and put a bid in."

View “Liberty’s Retribution” and follow the auction here.

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