All You See Does Not Exist

“NEVERFULL”

There is a theory that the world we perceive—our bodies, our belongings, our systems of value—is not built on solid matter, but on vibrating energy. From this view, we are holograms of consciousness shaped by invisible forces. In this body of work, I explore how these unseen energies shape our relationship with power, wealth, and fulfillment. This is the post-fiat construction site, where meme workers rebuild value from the rubble of late capitalism. The Pepes are laborers in a decentralized uprising, using Bitcoin as both currency and cultural mortar. At the heart of the display is an iconic Louis Vuitton “Neverfull” handbag —now overflowing with worthless felt dollars, soft relics of a system that no longer serves us. We stitch our future with satire, sovereignty, and a touch of chaos. The Never Full series places this luxury symbol—so embedded in consumerist desire—at the center of the narrative. Here, it becomes a metaphor for the human heart in a hyper-material world. No matter how much fiat currency you fill it with, the bag, like the heart, remains never full. Crafted from felt, these reimagined Japanese yen banknotes are tactile, altered, and stripped of their original power. Their softness stands in stark contrast to the cold rigidity of financial systems built on manipulation, inflation, and illusion. Slogans like “Buy Bitcoin” are stitched into the surface—part talisman, part rebellion. The felt notes serve not as currency, but as critique—satirical relics of a fading empire of paper wealth. So what energy can fulfill the heart? The answer I offer is Bitcoin—a decentralized force of clarity, transparency, and resilience. Unlike fiat, Bitcoin cannot be inflated or controlled. It is not just a digital asset, but a symbolic reset—a new form of energetic value that reflects the purity of intention behind it. In this work, Satoshi’s presence is not a myth but a mirror. If the energy you emit is pure, you will recognize that value is not about possession—it is about resonance. True wealth, like true selfhood, cannot be printed or faked. It must be felt. All You See Does Not Exist is both satire and soft rebellion—a critique of illusion and an embrace of a future rooted in energetic truth.

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