The gallery
Everything, on one wall.
The collections each have their own room on XRPL Home. This is what it looks like when you take a few pieces out of every room and hang them together. It’s read off the ledger as you look at it, so the wall is different most times you come back.
The wall
Connect a wallet in the header to see the Doods it holds.
What you’re looking at
Hung from 10 collections.
Each frame is one piece from one collection, fetched from the XRP Ledger when you open the page. The wall takes a turn from each collection rather than filling up from whichever one answers first, so a big collection can’t crowd out a small one. It isn’t every piece and it doesn’t claim to be — it’s a few from each, arranged fresh.
The caption under a frame names the piece and the collection it came from. It doesn’t name an artist, and that’s deliberate: most of these collections are the work of many hands, and the wallet that minted a piece is an account, not a person. The artist wall is where people are named, by them.
If a collection doesn’t answer, the wall says so and keeps the rest. Nothing missing here is being called burned.