She stands on the table she built from her own wreckage —
a platform made of ink, labour, ghosts, and survival.
Her body splits down the centre,
half shadow, half revelation,
caught between visibility and erasure
in a world that demands both.
The ghosts behind her are the critics, collectors,
abandoned versions of herself,
and the countless avatars she wore before the chain learned her name.
Beneath her feet: an altar of exhaustion,
red heels soaked in the labour of a thousand creations.
And below it all, one word scrawled like a threat:
RUG.
Not a crime she committed —
but a wound she survived.
She is the first and the last sovereign of her creation.
She does not participate in the system.
She is the system.
She is The Crypto Artist.