The “Special Nakamoto” Artwork with my real lip prints💋 💄 prints. I started using this technique a long time ago, but it found a more defined place in my practice within my Bitcoin-related paintings. This is one of them.

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A few more details about my Bitcoin-inspired body of work.

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Bitcoin Angels. My new Bitcoin series at Red Horns Gallery. Although the series shares a unified style and single visual identity for the 10 angels, each one carries a distinct design and a different facial expression. Every angel looks in a way that feels meant for one specific collector, and no one else. Only one person will recognize the matching frequency. You can view all of them in my Red Horns Gallery — link in bio.

Feeling hungry looking at this beauty? "Pizza Girl" Special original painting created for Bitcoin Pizza Day🍕 Announcing a painting tied to a specific day is always a risk for an artist, you have only a short window to present it while the moment is current. But the symbol of that event is captured on canvas, and its meaning remains regardless of time.

Would you take a dollar from this red guy? "The Temptation of the Bitcoin Angel" in details and on the wall.

Collector doesn't buy paint. They acquire a connection to a living emotion. A connection to life's turning points. I created this pop art series The Nakamoto Myth as a reminder of the moment when the idea of Bitcoin changed the way people saw freedom, value, and their own future.

Bitcoin Angels. My new Bitcoin series at Red Horns Gallery. Why angels? It's an unusual subject for me, but it has become the dominant one. For many years my art has been centered around female figurative works and skulls (my special love). But angels have taken a firm place among my paintings. I often say that these images come from my subconscious. I simply don't resist them while creating, and only later (sometimes years later)I begin to understand what influenced a particular painting and what had been living deep inside me all along. As adults, we can choose what to believe in, or whether to believe at all. But for many of us, since childhood, the image of an angel has remained as something that supports us, protects us, gives us strength, and guides us forward when the path feels uncertain. Even though I'm an agnostic, and you see me through a somewhat demonic image with red horns, there are still moments in my life when I need something greater than the support of loved ones or my own inner strength. There are moments when I want to believe in a miracle, or believe that something more powerful is guiding me toward the right decisions and that, in the end, everything will be okay. It was with that emotional intention that I created the Bitcoin Angels. This is an image that says everything gonna be okay. That moments of decline will be followed by moments of ascent. An image that gives you the strength to HODL. And for some, it may become a reminder of the most important decision they ever made. So today I'm sharing with the Bitcoin art community a symbol of limitless optimism and positive energy through my art. At the same time, I created an expressive Pop Art image so that the theme of angels wouldn't feel too heavily religious, but would remain purely symbolic, positive in spirit, and infused with a strong sense of contemporary art.

"The Temptation of the Bitcoin Angel" A little demon sits on his shoulder, offering him fiat money. But the angel is indifferent to the demon's offer. Instead, his gaze rests on his own wing, reminding him of his origins... Painting from my new series Angels of Freedom.

The result of my path over the past couple of years. Finally, this is no longer just an artist pseudonym, but the beginning of something bigger. Red Horns Gallery started with a focus on Bitcoin art… I showed 27 works at the beginning and I continue to create.