Guy Satoshi Daiji - Framed Archival Serigraph Print /210
Guy Satoshi Daiji - Framed Archival Serigraph Print /210
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Guy Satoshi Daiji
Limited edition archival serigraph print, metallic gold ink, premium archival art stock.
- Signed & Numbered with a custom seal embossment.
- Framed with anti-glare acrylic.
- Total supply 210 in 12″ x 16″ and 121 in 18″ x 24″ prints with infinity divided by 21 million (Daiji).
The Kanji in the upper right of the piece means, “Satoshi”. The first character represents, “Wise, Sage, Philosopher”. Sychronistic, for he is a sage-like philosopher, leading us to a world of truth and freedom. Non-discriminating, permissionless, anonymous, borderless, of no color nor creed. Such characteristics as also represented by our dear friend Guy Fawkes.
The second character represents, “History, Chronicle”. And a wise history, indeed, is that of the Timechain.
Infinity divided by 21 million. Everything there is, divided by 21 million. As described in the video by Knut Svanholm, Guy Swann and Ioni Appelberg.
The Kanji under the eye represents “million”. It is written in Daiji, a more complex form of writing Kanji numbers. Used on banknotes and official documents in Japan to prevent forgers or nefarious individuals from altering the more simple Kanji numbers, by adding a stroke or two (such as turning a one into a two, or a three into a five). Just as bitcoin prevents fraud by the genius of Satoshi’s consensus protocol.
This work is a humble painted song of thanks to Satoshi, to the cypherpunks before him and to all those who have followed, dedicating their time to bringing forth the more beautiful world we know is possible.
– Asanoha
This Lot Includes:
Physical Good:
- Dimensions: 12x16 (in)
- Weight: 3 (lb)
- Materials: Archival serigraph print + anti-glare acrylic frame
- Item Type: Art Collectible
Please note that all purchased artworks must remain on display for the duration of the exhibition to maintain the integrity of the collection. Works will be available for local pickup or domestic/international shipping starting in June, following the formal close of the show.
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