An Archive of What Remains
Trash Relics
A Post-Apocalyptic Environmental Art Archive
5,000 relics pulled from the rubble of a forgotten world.
Each one holds the quiet aftermath of collapse.
Drawn in distressed black-and-white ink, they are fragments of something larger.
An archive of what is left when we are gone.
Uncover a Relic. Restore the Earth.
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5,000 Relics
Base Rarity System
Environmental Impact
On-Chain Archive
Three Defining Pillars
An archive first. A collection built from it.
Permanent Archive
5,000 relics, chained and permanent. Each one holds a fragment of a civilization that is no longer here.
Discarded Objects, Re-Drawn
Discarded objects re-drawn in distressed ink, documenting what nature and time do to the things we leave behind.
A Closed System
The archive doesn’t grow, reset, or dilute. Its structure and rarity are set in advance.
Fixed Numbers. Permanent Architecture.
Hard-capped at 5,000, with no expansion or dilution.
Base Rarity Score from weighted traits, indexed on-chain.
A permanent slice set aside for ecological work.
Rarity weights distribution. Supply and ownership unchanged.
Everything Has
Already Happened
A visual record of collapse, adaptation, and what the earth reclaims.
A future where human civilization has vanished. What is left are fragments of material culture scattered across abandoned landscapes. Ordinary things become relics. Shoes, machines, containers, forgotten technologies. Evidence of excess and ecological breakdown.
Nature takes over. Forests grow through broken structures and fungi spread across discarded artifacts. Nobody’s coming to save it, and there’s no myth wrapped around it, only the quiet aftermath of human presence.
Enter the WorldBuilt Into the Architecture
A permanent cut of the system goes toward ecological work.
It’s written into the structure itself, fixed from the first day rather than added as a marketing angle later.
Learn about our environmental impactThe Archive Is Fixed
This is a finite blockchain record, and it stays that way.
No Expansion
The archive will never grow beyond 5,000 relics.
No Dilution
Existing relics cannot lose rarity through future releases.
No Structural Revision
The core architecture remains permanent.
Enter the Archive
Six ways into the world of Trash Relics.
The Archive
The fixed record. 5,000 relics, sealed and permanent.
↗02Collection
The relics themselves. The visual language of the archive.
↗03Rarity Architecture
The /14 Base Rarity Score and weighted trait system.
↗04The World
The conditions report. The universe the relics come from.
↗05Environmental Impact
The permanent 8% allocation to ecological work.
↗06Roadmap
The phases of the archive, from genesis to completion.