There are some interesting pieces at the moco, (modern art museum chain) but to me it was only the ones that used the medium that were interesting.

There was one piece that I remember that took the hash of each owner it had ever had and changed the colours/metrics of the pattern over the animation. So if you bought it, you would become part of the art.

It was mostly just the "digital art section" though.

No matter what, the NFT is still subject to copying via the analog hole. Like the time Mozart visited the Vatican and pirated their super secret music by listening to it and then writing it down after he left.