Bitcoin Art Podcast

FractalEncrypt and Rebel Money join Yonat Vaks for a conversation about Bitcoin art, time, process, materials, and meaning. They discuss how their work reflects Bitcoin’s values, how visual art can spark curiosity and conversation, and how themes like symbolism, long term thinking, and cultural memory shape the stories they tell through their work. Guests: FractalEncrypt...

Asanoha sits down with Marcus Connor, Genesis Edition artist, and the genius behind the iconic Bitcoin Roller Coaster Guy, one of the most recognizable and enduring symbols in Bitcoin art. What began as a simple animated GIF in 2013 evolved into a timeless meme that perfectly captures the emotional highs and lows of Bitcoin’s price swings, spreading across Twitter, Reddit, and beyond. Marcus...

In Episode 4 of The Movement of Art, Yonat Vaks sits down with Alladin, Asanoha, and TheRealBitcoinJesus to explore the vision behind ⁠Based Trading Cards⁠ and the role culture plays in Bitcoin’s future. They talk about why Bitcoin needs to be fun, welcoming, and easy to approach if it’s going to reach beyond its current audience. Through trading cards, they are creating a physical way for people...

In this episode Yonat Vaks sits down with three exceptional artists to explore the true power of memes in contemporary culture. She is joined by Marcus Connor, the creator of one of Bitcoin’s most recognizable memes, Coaster Guy. The image has become so deeply embedded in Bitcoin culture that many forget it had a creator at all. Marcus is an illustrator, musician, and multidisciplinary creative...

In this episode of the Bitcoin Art Podcast, Asanoha sits down with Kontext to discuss his work as a writer and musician, and the ideas that drive his creative output. They explore the philosophical parallels between Bitcoin and Stoicism, touching on themes of discipline, sovereignty, and personal responsibility. Kontext also reads a piece from his recent essay, Bitcoin from a Stoic Perspective,...

In this episode of the Bitcoin Art Podcast, Asanoha sits down with Anik Malcolm, a conceptual multimedia artist who has made a powerful entrance into the world of Bitcoin imagery with three high-profile exhibitions in his first year alone. Classically trained in London and later based in Reykjavík, Anik shares how his disillusionment with the traditional art establishment led him through music...

In this episode of The Movement of Art, host Yonat Vaks sits down with Ariel Birdie, Flo Montoya, Antonio Batzu, and Psyfer to explore the intersection of art, mythology, and Bitcoin. Yonat Vaks https://www.yonatvaks.com/ | Ariel Birdie https://www.arielbird.com/ | Flo Montoya https://ungovernable.store/ | Antonio Batzu https://www.antoniobatzu.com/ | Psyfer https://www.cyphermunkhouse.com/ |...

Asanoha, founder of Bitcoin Art Magazine, sits down with Yonat Vaks, a talented Bitcoin-inspired artist known for her original oil paintings and mixed media works. Her art masterfully blends mythology, history, and themes of sovereignty, exploring the deeper cultural and philosophical layers of Bitcoin through a timeless visual language. Guest: Yonat Vaks https://yonatvaks.com | Host: Asanoha...

Yonat Vaks hosts a round table discussion with Sam Kimbrow (General Manager of Bitcoin auction platform Scarce.city) and Asanoha (Founder of Bitcoin Art Magazine). Together they speak about the meaning of Bitcoin culture. Does it even exist? Are there norms? Habits? Do you pass a socialization process? Bitcoiners like to see themselves as free thinkers – is that in conflict with this? Yonat Vaks...

In this episode of the Bitcoin Art Podcast, Asanoha sits down with artist Amy DiGi to talk about her path into Bitcoin art and the importance of community, process, and working with physical materials. Along the way, listeners get to know Amy more personally as she reflects on her background, influences, and creative life. They also discuss the stories behind her paintings featured in Bitcoin Art...