In this episode Anik Malcolm sits with Naomi Olson (SEAisMEDICINE), creator of ocean-inspired Bitcoin beachwear, photography, and collages. The episode blends aloha energy, artistic inspiration, and the idea that sound money pairs perfectly with good vibes. Naomi Olsen https://btcaloha.shop | Anik Malcolm https://anikmalcolm.com | Bitcoin Art Magazine https://bitcoinartmagazine.com

Bitcoin Art Magazine founder Asanoha sits down with Just-B, a renowned collector and master of airbrush technique, to explore the intersection of Bitcoin and visual art. They also explore collector culture, the role of craftsmanship, and share more about Just-B’s journey. Follow Just-B at https://x.com/cryptbdango and order your copy of Bitcoin Art Magazine at https://bitcoinartmagazine.com

In this episode Anik Malcolm speaks with artist Alex Schaefer, best known for his incendiary series of bank paintings, where branches of major financial institutions erupt in flame. Together they explore the alchemy of protest and paint, the symbolism of banks on fire, and how art can convey the economic tyranny of our time. Alex Schaefer https://paintwithalex.com | Anik Malcolm https://anikmalcolm.com | Bitcoin Art Magazine https://bitcoinartmagazine.com

Bitcoin Art Magazine founder Asanoha interviews Bitcoin artist and chemical engineer Gus Grillasca, discussing his creative process, technical background, and the evolving intersection of art and Bitcoin. View Gus Grillasca's artwork at https://gusgrillasca.com & order the world's first Bitcoin Art Magazine at https://bitcoinartmagazine.com

In Episode 8 of The Movement of Art, Yonat Vaks is joined by Rare Scrilla, Kane Mayfield, and Rad for a conversation about music, creativity, and Bitcoin culture. As artists working at the intersection of sound, storytelling, and sovereignty, they explore how music can communicate ideas that reach beyond charts, trends, and traditional industry structures. The discussion examines the role of artists in shaping culture, the parallels between independent music and Bitcoin’s ethos of self-sovereignty, and how creative work can inspire people to question existing systems and imagine new possibilities. From songwriting and performance to community building and artistic freedom, the conversation highlights the power of music as both a personal expression and a cultural force. Guests: Rare Scrilla https://www.rarescrilla.com | Kane Mayfield https://kanemayfield.com | Rad https://bitcoinaudio.co | Host: Yonat Vaks https://yonatvaks.com | Producer: Bitcoin Art Magazine https://bitcoinartmagazine.com

Flo Montoya y Red, la creadora de Maxis Club, se unen a Yonat Vaks en el primer episodio en español de The Movement of Art. Las tres hablan sobre sus caminos hacia el arte Bitcoin, desde la frustración con los circuitos artísticos tradicionales hasta descubrir en Bitcoin una forma de libertad creativa y conexión auténtica. Exploran qué es el arte Bitcoin, por qué existe y cuáles son los caminos para encontrar esa inspiración. Flo lleva desde 2020 dedicando su práctica artística a Bitcoin y explorando, a través de distintos medios y técnicas, qué puede significar Bitcoin para la humanidad. El Proof of Work, la belleza y los materiales que elige para cada obra forman parte esencial de su trabajo. Red, la creadora de Maxis Club —el proyecto detrás de los memes y dibujos animados que muchos ya conocéis— crea un meme al día como prueba de trabajo. Lo que comenzó como memes se ha convertido en animación, en cultura y en un archivo visual de lo que significa ser bitcoiner en este momento de la historia. En este episodio hablan sobre sus caminos artísticos antes de Bitcoin, la frustración con los circuitos del arte tradicional y cómo Bitcoin les devolvió las ganas de crear. Debaten qué es realmente el arte Bitcoin y si se trata de un género, una cultura o un reflejo de valores. Una conversación sobre arte, libertad, visión a largo plazo y lo que significa dejar huella en un momento que todavía no sabe lo grande que es.

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Flo Montoya and Red, the creator of Maxis Club, join Yonat Vaks in the first Spanish-language episode of The Movement of Art. Together, they discuss their journeys into Bitcoin art — from frustration with traditional art systems to discovering in Bitcoin a new form of creative freedom and genuine connection. They explore what Bitcoin art is, why it exists, and the different paths that can lead to inspiration. Since 2020, Flo has dedicated her artistic practice to Bitcoin, exploring through different mediums and techniques what Bitcoin might mean for humanity. Proof of Work, aesthetics, and the materials she selects for each piece are essential elements of her creative process. Red, the creator of Maxis Club — the project behind the memes and cartoons many of you already know — creates one meme a day as her proof of work. What began as memes has evolved into animation, culture, and a visual archive of what it means to be a Bitcoiner at this moment in history. In this episode, they talk about their artistic journeys before Bitcoin, their frustrations with the traditional art world, and how Bitcoin reignited their desire to create. They also debate what Bitcoin art truly is: a genre, a culture, or a reflection of shared values. A conversation about art, freedom, long-term thinking, and what it means to leave a mark during a moment in history that still doesn't realize how significant it may become. Guests: Flo Montoya https://ungovernable.store | MaxisClub https://maxisclub.carrd.co | Host: Yonat Vaks https://yonatvaks.com | Producer: Bitcoin Art Magazine https://bitcoinartmagazine.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 https://sovereignremnant.com | Bitcoin Art Magazine https://bitcoinartmagazine.com

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 https://yonatvaks.com | Sam Kimbrow https://scarce.city | Asanoha https://sovereignremnant.com | Bitcoin Art Magazine https://bitcoinartmagazine.com

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 Magazine’s upcoming Edition One, and how Bitcoin’s cultural and philosophical ideas take shape through tangible, handmade art. Amy DiGi https://amydigi.com | Asanoha https://sovereignremnant.com | Order your copy today at https://bitcoinartmagazine.com

Bitcoin Art Magazine founder Asanoha sits down with Frederic Guimont, the creator of the Bitcoin superhero comic book Ratel. They discuss Frederic’s personal journey into Bitcoin and how it reshaped his creative path. The conversation explores how that journey led him to create a comic book that embodies Bitcoin’s values through storytelling and art. Frederic Guimont https://ratelcomic.com | Asanoha https://sovereignremnant.com | Bitcoin Art Magazine https://bitcoinartmagazine.com

This episode brings together three distinct voices shaping how Bitcoin is seen and understood: Modeotec, the PCB artist who turns circuit boards into striking visual statements about the physical foundations of the network; TC, the creator of the Timechain Calendar, who transforms live blockchain data into an evolving, time-based interface; and Martin Lukas Ostachowski, the cloud artist who uses generative forms to express Bitcoin’s intangible, decentralized nature. Each shares how they translate complex technical concepts such as seed phrases, mining hardware, and issuance cycles into visual experiences that make Bitcoin more accessible, intuitive, and even emotional.

Through their conversation, a deeper theme emerges: Bitcoin as both a technological system and a cultural force. Modeotec highlights the hidden beauty of hardware, TC focuses on awareness and the lived experience of “block time,” and MLO explores symbolism and meaning through layered, poetic imagery. Together, they show how art can bridge the gap between abstract protocol and human understanding. The episode ends with a forward-looking reflection on legacy, asking how future generations might interpret these works as artifacts from a transformative era, when early adopters not only built and used Bitcoin, but also gave it visual and cultural form.

Guests: TC https://timechaincalendar.com | Martin Lukas Ostachowski https://mlo.art/artwork | Modeotec https://x.com/ModeotecArt | Host: Yonat Vak https://www.yonatvaks.com | Producer: Bitcoin Art Magazine https://bitcoinartmagazine.com

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 https://timechainartifacts.com | Rebel Money https://www.rebelmoney.art | Host: Yonat Vaks https://yonatvaks.com | Producer: Bitcoin Art Magazine https://bitcoinartmagazine.com

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 shares his journey from creating daily webcomics for nearly a decade to becoming a foundational voice in Bitcoin art. We dive into his creative process, the discipline of making art every single day, and how passion, not profit, led to his most impactful work. From sculptures and murals to immersive installations and collectible prints, Marcus explores how art can communicate freedom, fun, and the deeper philosophy behind Bitcoin. We explore how memes like the Bitcoin Rollercoaster Guy became powerful cultural symbols, the evolution of Bitcoin art, and why creating for the love of it often leads to the most meaningful outcomes. This conversation is a deep look into creativity, consistency, and how one artist helped shape the visual language of an entire movement. Guest: Marcus Connor https://bitcoincoaster.com | Host: Asanoha https://sovereignremnant.com | Bitcoin Art Magazine https://bitcoinartmagazine.com

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 to learn about money, scarcity, and value without feeling overwhelmed, turning complex ideas into something engaging and collectible. The conversation delves deeper into how culture spreads, why education works better when it feels like play, and how small, tangible objects can carry big ideas into the real world. From teaching financial fundamentals to reaching people who have never heard of Bitcoin, Based Trading Cards and Bitcoin Art Magazine are tools for strengthening the culture and bringing in new people. Alladin ⁠https://basedtradingcards.com⁠ | Asanoha ⁠https://sovereignremnant.com⁠ | TheRealBitcoinJesus ⁠https://x.com/Divinetraining1⁠ | Yonat Vaks ⁠https://yonatvaks.com⁠ | Bitcoin Art Magazine ⁠https://bitcoinartmagazine.com⁠

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 who brings a distinct sense of magic to everything he touches, including the way he chose to appear for this episode. If you are listening to the audio, the video is well worth watching. Also joining the conversation is Rare Scrilla, a multidisciplinary artist working at the intersection of music, memes, and visual storytelling. A modern-day renaissance man, Scrilla has refined the art of memes into a powerful cultural language that spans mediums and communities. The discussion also features Pepenardo, an extremely talented painter whose meticulous process blends timeless symbols with internet memes. In a space often defined by instant consumption, the depth and care present in every aspect of his work invites viewers to ask deeper questions about the world we are living in today. Together, the four explore how seemingly simple images and gifs may in fact be the most honest art form of our era, carrying myth, prophecy, rebellion, and community through the language of the internet. Marcus Connor https://bitcoincoaster.com | Rare Scrilla https://www.rarescrilla.com | Pepenardo https://x.com/PepenardoStudio | Yonat Vaks https://yonatvaks.com | The Movement of Art is presented by the world's first Bitcoin Art Magazine https://bitcoinartmagazine.com

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, which you can read in full here: https://satosh.ee/product/bitcoin-from-stoic-perspective-by-kontext | Guest: Kontext https://kontext.ee | Host: Asanoha https://sovereignremnant.com | Producer: Bitcoin Art Magazine https://bitcoinartmagazine.com

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 and urban projects before discovering Bitcoin, which gave his work renewed direction and conviction. They discuss his current project The Whole Entire Universe, his childhood, and how his life in the mountains of central Italy shapes the meticulous and purpose-driven nature of his art. Anik Malcolm https://anikmalcolm.com | Asanoha https://sovereignremnant.com | Bitcoin Art Magazine https://bitcoinartmagazine.com

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 | Bitcoin Art Magazine https://bitcoinartmagazine.com