There's much more to tell, even after nine years, I can't shake off these memories. Little things still happen, like removing shards of glass from my body - the last two were taken out from my mouth, causing pain whenever I ate. This is my reality.
Regarding this artwork, the bureaucratic struggle began swiftly. The person who drove over me while under the influence of drugs and alcohol also had good insurance, but they didn't want to pay up. They offered me a small settlement, threatening long legal battles if I refused. Out of this struggle emerged art, reflecting my experiences - leaving home, frozen accounts, and more. The fight continues, and I began sketching this artwork in the clinic. The doctor even gave me a model skull to sketch, a reminder of what happened to me. Despite my efforts, I often forget what happened yesterday, undergoing daily training for years to be where I am now. Art has become a part of me, without it, I fear losing myself.
That's why I turned to Bitcoin art - it's my lifeline. If there are no lovers or collectors of my Bitcoin art, I may disappear one day, unable to survive, draw, or remember. It's a scary thought, every day, I fear forgetting everything. I even considered creating comics to tell my story and preserve it, perhaps opening a crowdfunding campaign to make it happen before it's too late.
As for this artwork, it will be a historical record of who I am, showcasing why we must fight for financial freedom, care about privacy, and embrace Bitcoin. Through my experiences, I hope others can learn and understand.
There isn't much information available about my story, perhaps you can find some fragments here and there, but there's no comprehensive account of what lies behind this artist. However, from time to time, I do share some insights and comments.
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