FORM DPRT-7 :: FEDERAL AIR MOVEMENT REGISTRY :: CLASSIFICATION :: DEPARTURE

DEPARTURE_
PROTOCOL.EXE

The state watches movement. The collection makes the watching collectible. Every flight the artist takes is logged as a record on Ethereum. The artwork is rendered from the real boarding pass. The subject is redacted. The movement is provable. The window to claim a record is the flight itself.
ENTER REGISTRY :: MINT HOW IT WORKS
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MECHANICS

01 :: THE COMMITMENT Each boarding pass carries a PDF417 barcode with the raw airline payload inside. Its keccak256 hash is stored on-chain per token. Nobody can reproduce the hash without the pass. The art is the proof.
02 :: THE WINDOW A record is filed before boarding. The purchase window opens at scheduled departure and closes at arrival. While the subject is airborne, anyone may claim the record. Wheels-down closes the file.
03 :: SEALED / DECLASSIFIED During the flight the token is SEALED: rendered from the commitment hash only, every identifying field a redaction bar. At landing it flips DECLASSIFIED: route hero, full ledger, the true barcode wall processed beyond recovery. The reveal is the landing.
04 :: UNCLAIMED = SEALED FOREVER A record nobody claims during its flight locks permanently at window close. No re-list. No re-open. Enforced in the contract, not by promise. If you were not watching while the subject flew, you missed it.
05 :: THE LEDGER Payments forward to the artist inside the buyer's own transaction; the contract holds nothing. Storage is permanent on Arweave, paid once. Maximum 12 records can ever exist. Royalties 6.9 percent.
06 :: CHAPTERS The accent color of each record derives from its real booking reference. One booking, one chapter. The data picks the palette, not the artist. Collectors can complete chapters.

RECORDS

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SUBJECT :: [REDACTED]

Greencross (DITHERVOID) is a cryptoartist working in surveillance aesthetics, bureaucratic fiction, and deterministic systems. DEPARTURE_PROTOCOL.EXE documents a 45-day tour across the United States as a live aviation dossier: each leg decoded from the flown boarding pass, rendered by a locked pipeline where the same pass always produces identical pixels, and filed to the registry before boarding. The artist goes airborne and offline; the machine sells the record while the subject is in transit.