This piece is inspired by the fact that we're here, but we're not of this world. Bitcoin Maximalists are a rare species. We're a breed born out of that encounter: when Rarity met Scarcity.

To the mainstream, we don't belong. We're out of place. We must be judged, observed, surveilled, prodded, controlled, experimented on, neglected, feared & contained.

But we daydream the reality of Bitcoin Inner-space; where we travel adventures in the orange sky, inside & outside our bodies, our minds, our knowledge base, & our imaginations. Not trusting. Questioning everything & ALWAYS ABLE TO VERIFY.

I started work on this piece in 2013 when my eyes were literally gonna pop out of their sockets.

Some things just take me that long.

I live with the life-long chronic adverse effects of medical procedures gone horribly wrong. To this day, my body can't make heads or tails of the radiation poisoning. The Medical Industrial Complex wanted to make a life-long dependent out of a healthy & vibrant young woman & their mission was painfully accomplished.

If you think I've gone mad with "lunacy" because I think Bitcoin fixes even this, then you don't know Bitcoin!

The ability to care for one self to achieve optimum health & equilibrium are principles of freedom with which Bitcoin enables us as we HODL it with diamond hands.

The Voyages through Bitcoin Inner-space series makes commentary on how we feel physically, mentally, spiritually & spatially about Bitcoin, its community & its effect on our realities. Each illustration is made for it to have complete meaning on its own, but to also go along the other pieces in order to have a complete collection.

It's said of beauty to be in the eye of the beholder, but validity is in the verifiable proof of work.

- Isabel

• Original hand drawn illustration, signed by artist.
• This is not a print
• Proceeds of this piece will be donated to the Bitcoin Developer of your choice from the list here

Materials: Acid free heavy cardstock paper, gel, metallic and glitter ink, Prismacolor pencils, and markers.

Dimensions: Illustration size is 11” x 8.5”, Frame size is 16” x 13” x 1.25”

Weight: 1.10 (shipping weight 5.14 lbs)

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