by Alexander Romero 
New painting by Pascal Boyart, street artist fan of Bitcoin!
We had already talked about this French artist like no other in a previous article, Pascal Boyart became famous with these art creations in the streets (street art and graffiti) but also because he includes a Bitcoin BTC address to receive donations to continue his work.
With each street painting, there is a QR code to be able to send Bitcoin BTC to the artist, so everyone can reward him for his artistic work.
Here is his last street painting, The Raft of the Medusa 2019. A mural located in Ivry sur Seine, France.
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Pascal Boyart describes on his website his latest creation:
“The Raft of the Medusa 2019” is a cover of the famous painting of Géricault realized between 1818 and 1819.
The scene of sinking was revisited to create an allegory of the current world through various elements added or modified compared to the original work.
Located on the roof of the former gold foundry of the Banque de France (located in Ivry sur Seine, France),
the work was done over a period of 7 days using different techniques (brush, dripping, fire extinguisher filled with paint).
The art work is amazing.
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On the side, there is the QR code and the Bitcoin BTC address to make a donation to Pascal Boyart.
If you want to donate Bitcoin BTC to Pascal Boyart, here is his BTC address:
3Pboy9ucGEdQUHNu2rrC6RGq4jouRc4Grb
The artist thanks the donors saying:
This method of decentralized financing proves its viability a little more each day by the “proof of artistic work”.
Many thanks to all donors!
If you do not have a Bitcoin BTC address yet, read our tutorial How to get a Bitcoin address.
You can also follow the French painter Pascal Boyart on Twitter:
My new fresco on the roof of the old gold fundry of Bank of France, in Ivry sur Seine, Paris. This is the view from the highest smokestack in there pic.twitter.com/Bx032rryqa
— Pascal Boyart (@pascalboyart) September 30, 2019
On the website of the artist Pascal Boyart, you can discover his other art works including the one with the yellow vests that surprised many people!
La liberté guidant le peuple 2019 (Liberty leading the people) is inspired by the famous painting of Delacroix realized in 1830.
With the Yellow vests movement who began in the end of 2018, it was the right time to do a contemporary version of the original painting, with a little secret inside:
This street art fresco is hiding a Bitcoin puzzle.
For the 10th birthday of the genesis block, Pascal Boyart painted this fresco in Paris with 0,28 BTC puzzle in it.
