An interview with a Crypto Artist
summary
Makes bright, resin-and-epoxy Bitcoin artworks — a Mickey series and a Doge-rain piece bought impulsively over budget — and builds custom Bitcoin furniture like tables, chairs and commissioned sculptures; uses paint, Plexiglas, wood and epoxy to put the Bitcoin logo into physical objects. Argues crypto art sparks conversations and exposes the traditional banking “scam,” uses crypto Twitter and conference booths to sell and network, and pairs visual work with songs and covers to amplify the message.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Interview introduction
- 1:22Financial crisis and crypto art
- 3:08Bitcoin and banking failures
- 4:34Spreading Bitcoin awareness
- 6:39Artist’s background
- 8:47Engaging with crypto art
- 10:37Crypto art explosion
- 12:132020 crypto art plans
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