NAME:
JPG IS NOT BITCOIN

CONTEXT:

I'm telling you that BTC is the rarest thing a human with a collector's instinct can seek. I also see the BTC Inscriptions and am tempted to enter, but something tells me that JPG is not BTC, even though it may look like it...

Me: explain the meaning of René Magritte's 'pipe'

GPT: Well, the picture shows a pipe, but the pipe in the picture is not the actual pipe you might be holding. The artist did it to show us that pictures can represent things, but they are not the things themselves. So even though the picture looks like a pipe, it's not a real pipe, just a picture of a pipe."

Me: change the word 'pipe' to Bitcoin...

A slightly modified JPG icon, the mountains into a volatile curve, the sun to the BTC logo. And we have the Bitcoin JPG, when enlarged it breaks into pixels, due to Inscriptions size limit. Typography taken from René Magritte. Screen printed, 9 colours on black paper, 21 copies.

I'm sure it's a prefect meme, but I'm aware of its limitations, still, here's for right click save. And I couldn't resist creating Inscription #59450319. On sale for 1BTC, but be warned, it has no value. Prove me wrong. 

Remains to add, thanks to your discussion of Inscriptions I got to create this print, @hodlonaut @giacomozucco @adam3us @bradmillscan @jimmysong @DavidFBailey @zackvoell @udiWertheimer @ercwl @danheld I wish this print was hanging on your wall, DM, I'll give you prints #1-10 of the 21 copies.

SCREEN PRINTING:
Colours: 9 / acrylic 
Format: 39,37x27,55 inches / 100x70 cm
Paper: Rainbow Black 230 g/m2
Edition size: 21
Artist proofs: 0
Signed and numbered
COA via Verisart