All you see does not exists

“Never Full”

What if everything we see—bodies, money, power—isn’t solid, but vibrating energy? Never Full explores this idea through soft sculpture, satire, and symbolic critique. At the heart of the series is a Louis Vuitton “Neverfull” bag, stuffed with handmade felt yen and dollar notes—worthless, inflated remnants of a dying fiat system. These soft relics mock the hardness of traditional finance, offering a tactile rebellion against systems built on illusion. Here, meme culture becomes labor. Pepes are workers in a post-fiat construction site, laying down Bitcoin as both mortar and meaning. Stitched phrases like “Buy Bitcoin” mark each felt note not as currency, but as critique—part talisman, part soft protest.

The bag becomes a metaphor: a heart always chasing fulfillment in a hyper-material world. No matter how much you fill it, it’s never full. This work asks: What energy can truly satisfy? The answer offered is Bitcoin—not as asset, but as energetic reset. Value not as possession, but as resonance. Satoshi’s myth is a mirror.

All you see does not exist.
What remains must be felt.