What started as a simple Bitcoin sketch drawn with Andy Khun's unique brand of humor and wit has evolved into an extensive series exhibiting his aesthetic and social worldviews, gliding between past and present and traversing various themes. Khun takes parodies of works from modern greats like Picasso, Magritte, and Hirst to ask questions about the course of a new kind of economy, symbolized by Bitcoin. A year that saw the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the Russo-Ukrainian War, and the global popularity of "Squid Game" has provided much food for the thought that has gone into Khun's series. Khun's artistic experience and persistence have manifested into various forms and covered many topics throughout the journey. Every individual piece is, in its own right, a striking work of visual art. Now, the year-long project is nearing its end.
