• A select 50 people who visit this page and register their names will become the "donors of record" for this project, a 16mm film by Jennifer and Kevin McCoy. This artwork will be held by the Whitney Museum of American Art’s Special Collections.
• All the participants’ names will be tracked using blockchain technology and displayed at the museum whenever the artwork is shown.
  Click here to view the current ledger of record.
• Participants are free to transfer, gift, or sell their credit in the project at will.
• Six months after the launch of this project, the list of current participants will be frozen and no further changes in participation will be recognized by the Museum (you may still transfer, gift, or sell your credit but it will remain unchanged in the Museum's records).
• Request to become a "donor of record" of this film.
• Read more about this project.

Shot on location at Lake Oscawana in New York State, the film shows a woman (Gillian Chadsey) slowly climbing a long stairway, walking up from a lake-side dock to a cabin on the hill above. A series of abstract numerical codes are embedded in the environment she passes through. Bare trees branch out into a winter sky. A voice-over talks about time, sequence, work and proof.