No.21, 2009

Inspired by Jackson Pollock's iconic No. 5, 1948, this artwork captures the tumultuous nature of fiat currency. The chaotic drips and undulations across the fragmented dollar bills symbolise the unraveling and tumultuous demise of traditional currency. Playfully, the piece incorporates a clever pun, 'Fiat is Pollocks,' rendered in dollar fonts, adding a touch of humour to the critique.

Amidst this chaos, Bitcoin's vibrant orange splashes emerge, gradually coalescing into recognizable 'B' logos, signifying a transition towards order in a system fraught with corruption.