Decentralised art is a storytelling and art production process driven by the idea that web 3 technology can not only transform our understanding of monetary systems but also our understanding of linguistics, science, and the humanities.
 
Roger Penrose is known for arguing that a synthesis of quantum mechanics and general relativity would require a non-algorithmic system, representing an understanding of the differences between human creative insight and the processes of artificial intelligence. Decentralised art solves this problem, fusing Lacanian theory with the ideas of Carl Jung to model a collective unconscious structures like a Penrose Triangle.

This Formula emerged from observing a conceptual connection between Roger Penrose’s philosophical ideas and Thomas Chenault’s Qualia Model Podlair. It draws a parallel between two forms of neglect: the physics community’s tendency to overlook the problem of wave function collapse, as emphasised by Penrose, and Jungian typology's failure to address the need for a model of ego construction.

Decentralised art acts to highlight this connection, providing a decentralised mapping system that not only incorporates a new and Metamodern relationship to art, but also can help scientists exploring new paradigm concepts (especially having to do with the mind/body problem) to transcend the often problematic centralised grant system.