PARIS: Marcel Duchamp scandalised the art planet in 1917 by distributing a urinal as his entry to a prestigious opposition. A century later on, an American artist known as Robness sparked his have controversy by selling an NFT of a garbage bin for US$252,000. “I are unable to even remember exactly where the image came from, I feel it was a Google picture search,” the 38-year-aged Los Angeles indigenous tells AFP. NFTs are distinctive parts of laptop or computer code saved on a lengthier chain of code recognised as a blockchain, with a hyperlink to an artwork or other merchandise. The impression, called “64 gallon toter”, depicts a massive plastic…