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    Feb152013

    "In Art We Trust" (Posters available for all images)

    By Claire Semnacher

    Val Bochkov's "New World Money" began as a personal project, and has quickly gained popularity amongst creatives. Based on the rave reviews he received, several people have commissioned Val to create variations of his initial drawings for campaigns and magazines.  The artist proposes a new way to look at money and recreates his own currency based on his admiration of influential figures in literature, the arts, peace, music, and science.

    Val Bochkov's artist statement,

    As the economic collapse proceeds, it's time to take a hard look at Money.
    Little pieces of paper with numbers and faces of politicians and kings, symbols of wealth and power, symbols
    of the global economy and the winners and losers.
    Dollars, Pounds, Euros, Rubles, Rials, Guilders, Dinars, Yuans.


    Let us now honestly declare:
    This money has let us down!
    This money is a failure.
    All kinds of money.
    Worldwide.


    But it's not just a problem, It's an opportunity:
    It's time for New World Money!




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    Reader Comments (1)

    A unique idea which has been made and portrayed to good effect. The backgrounds are not over powering and allow the subject to still remain the main focus but they add a dynamic to the poster which makes it worthwhile and effective. Thanks for the post.

    April 17, 2013 | Unregistered CommenterGB Posters

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