For the art collector · Physical Art

Held in the hand, hung on the wall.

The bills are the raw material for original works and signed prints. One of them, a portrait of Warren Buffett, sold at Christie's in New York.

The headline work

Warren Buffett, a portrait built from fragments of the decayed, buried Filthy Fiat dollar bills, his face formed from a bill's numeral, Treasury seal and worn engraving

Original · 1 / 1 · Christie's New York

Warren Buffett · Filthy Fiat

A portrait of the most famous investor in America, assembled entirely from fragments of the buried bills. A magnetic, rearrangeable "living" work on Dibond, paired with a 1/1 recursive Bitcoin Ordinal.

Sold at auction

Christie's, New York

Offered in First Open: Post-War and Contemporary Art, lot 286. A note that nature took out of circulation, sold on the block at Christie's.

View the lot at Christie's

The on-chain twin lives in the digital wing.

On the wall in the studio. The fragments are magnetic, so it never hangs the same way twice.

The flag

Print · Edition of 21 · Hahnemuhle photo rag

Filthy Fiat Flag

High-resolution scans of the buried bills, composed in the form of the American flag with the Bitcoin logo. The first physical print, debuted at Bitcoin 2025 in Las Vegas. 18 by 24 inches.

Acquire on Shopify · $500

Prints from the studio