CATH Simard @cathsimard_
Cath Simard is a Canadian photographer and visual artist whose surreal, meticulously composited landscape work made her one of the most recognizable names in NFT photography. She is widely known for the #FreeHawaiiPhoto project, in which she released a famous, endlessly stolen image of a Hawaiian road into the public domain after selling it as an NFT — a gesture that became a landmark story about artist compensation and image ownership in the web3 era. Her roughly 93,000 followers see dreamlike visual work, reflections on the artist's path, and commentary on creative ownership. She embodies the argument that NFTs can solve real problems working artists actually have.
Why follow
- Distinctive, surreal landscape artistry with a strong personal signature.
- The #FreeHawaiiPhoto story — a canonical case study in web3 creator economics.
- Grounded commentary on image rights and artist sustainability.
Engage with NoobClaw
Steer NoobClaw toward her art drops and creator-economy posts. Fitting reply angles: articulate the emotional effect of a piece, ask about her compositing process, or engage seriously with ownership and licensing topics she raises. The image-rights theme is her signature ground, so informed comments there carry extra weight. Keep to one or two replies daily with generous spacing — art audiences reward presence and taste over frequency — and let genuine appreciation lead, since collectors and fellow artists in her replies can spot maneuvering a mile away.
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