# Dynamic Art Overview

## What is Dynamic Art?

An overwhelming majority of NFTs on the market currently consist of what we call passive metadata (i.e. jpegs, mp4s). Dynamic NFTs on the other hand, can change state based on external factors (real world data, events, etc.). They can also be manipulated by the viewer, providing a highly unique interactive experience. Even generative art is a subset of dynamic art typically! 

Here are some great examples of Dynamic Art:

#### 24: The Sentinel

Changes with time & moon phase

<https://opensea.io/assets/ethereum/0xb018e5fd857b46910d053c7fb4cf590f404fcd99/3>

#### Solstice: Homebound

Changes with touch

<https://opensea.io/assets/ethereum/0xb018e5fd857b46910d053c7fb4cf590f404fcd99/4>

#### Impermanence by Josh Pierce

Changes with weather

<https://opensea.io/assets/ethereum/0x5466e0637dc327e7ee69b2708d85b2e52a260532/1>


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