Welcome to Fort Gotten
A group of children has found themselves forgotten.
Completely lost, deep within mysterious locations with only themselves and a couple tools... they survive.
No kid knows anything, no kid remembers anything. They seem to have just... forgotten.
A Cardano NFT collection about our inner-kidz.
An NFT project all about the lost sense of creativity, with a special focus on storytelling, community, and co-creation.
A universe where stories unfold, where collaboration happens, and everyone has the space to be creative again.
The Camps Beyond of the Forest
Tokens
hand drawn
assets
For this episode, we will explore 3 Regions beyond the Forest: The Mountains, The Valley and The Ocean.
The more it’s explored, the more questions seem to arise.
No one knows how they got there, or why they are there... kidz just seem to appear out of nowhere.
Somehow though, they survive.
There are no adults. There are no rules.
There are only kidz.
They only thing they know and have in common:
They are creative.
Reconnect with your inner kid
Public Sale Feb 26th
Every kid in Fort Gotten is an inner-kid that lost its connection to its adult counterpart. They have been forgotten, and once that happens, they come to Fort Gotten. All kidz are unique, created from of over 1,500 hand-made assets.
The first episode consisted of 2,000 tokens on Cardano for 75 ADA each (sold out in 1:30h). The second episode consists of 5,000 total tokens, priced at 100 ADA each and coming soon.
From El Salvador,
to El Salvador.
In El Salvador, art and creativity is particularly underdeveloped and undervalued in children, specially in the public education system.
In extreme poverty, these skillsets tend to be relegated and forgotten. But we believe in creativity and art as a force of good, and as a tool to transform the world.
Step by step, we also want to help and change the reality of our country. For every episode completed, we will be sharing part of our profits with non-profit organizations that help children to foster their creativity, so that once they turn to adults, they never lose their connection to their inner-child.
