Satoshi Nakamoto is used by the pseudonymous person or persons who developed the blockchain and cryptocurrency known as Bitcoin.

Portrait of Satoshi Nakamoto #00

To have a story to give the world.

40 F x 20 F
Enamel Spray Paint on Concrete
Miami, FL, USA




Portrait of Satoshi Nakamoto #1, muraled

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💩COINS🪙

DO BETTER 

Preserving the Joke of Jpegs on-chain, the original BC collection.

Big Comic Commercial #3

THAT IS MY FAVORITE CRYPTOART MEME @BIGCOMIC

I traveled to see, the night and day.  Normally, I'm not a photographer, and I thought about minting this piece for several weeks.  But this one moment really struck me....  It's a "Darkness of Japan" according to the artist from Tokyo, Kazuma Ono. It's like everyone lives two lives in Japan....  From extreme work culture, to extreme rules in society, at night it all unravels....
If it's one thing that the pandemic should have taught society, is that some ways of things need to change.  @ka2uma_ono, his art of gas masks is inspired by civil rights. He told me, he works from 3 am to 2 pm. 11 hours a day. You can see the people that are overworked in the 


Shinjuku at Night

ガンダムガスマスク

Satoshi Nakamoto - nhNPvbyc6P

"I told you, I'm famous!"
Studio Portrait, Shanghai, 2016-17
Physical painting is kept under Culture Law, not exportable. 


SuperRare

In every corner of the Dark Internet, there is a Big Comic Art watching down upon you.

Rarible

1 YEN PACHINKO

Tokyo

私はいくつかの素晴らしいビデオゲームを知っています

Akihabara Lady in white

TOKYO

Digital painting of an intersection in tokyo by Big Comic Art

Japan landscape tokyo

Uploads

A cross-cultural world-wide collaboration 5 years in the making.  Big Comic and Tokyo-Based artist Kazuma-Ono  explores painting and culture in documenting the effects of the Pandemic and digital art connecting us through a blockchain.  

Exploring the streets of Tokyo, in and out, day and night, before and after the pandemic.  

Tokyo Capsules

NASA officials reached out and invited me to meet and greet the Astronauts headed to the International Space Station.

Launch is May 6th. #starliner

Acrylic and wax on canvas
36" x 24"

BIG COMIC ART was part of a successful moon mission launch, with the likes of Pink Floyd, Jeff Koons, the Medicini Family and a roaster of 200+ artists.   The first moon landing for 50 years. The Lunar Prize.

To Reach the Heavens 

The Scheduled Launch is today at 12:15 EST

Launch Profile:

The Atlas V N22 (no fairing, two SRBs, and two Centaur engines) launches the Starliner. After passing through the stages of max q, SRB jettison, booster separation, Centaur ignition, nosecone and aeroskirt jettison, it finally releases the Starliner spacecraft at stage separation, nearly 15 minutes after lift-off on a 181 km-high (112 mi) suborbital trajectory, just below the orbital velocity needed to enter a stable orbit around Earth. After separating from the Dual Engine Centaur, the Starliner's own thrusters, mounted on its service module, boost the spacecraft into orbit to continue its journey to the International Space Station.

The suborbital trajectory is unusual for a satellite launch, but it is similar to the technique used by the Space Shuttle and Space Launch System. It makes sure the upper stage of the rocket re-enters the atmosphere in a controlled way. The Starliner's orbit insertion burn begins about 31 minutes into the mission and lasts 45 seconds.[49]

The N22 configuration is specific to Starliner. All other Atlas V payloads require fairings, but Starliner cannot use a fairing because it must be able to perform a "launch abort". In addition, all other Atlas V payloads use the single-engine version of the Centaur upper stage, but Starliner uses the two-engine version to provide more flexible abort options in the case of failures in the later phases of the launch. These changes increase crew safety. Starliner is the only crewed payload for Atlas V.

 Stephen Clark (May 19, 2022). "Boeing's Starliner crew capsule takes off on long-awaited test flight". Spaceflight Now.

It was a privilege and an honour to meet the crew from the ISS.

StarLiner

OuterSpace

Also known as Satoshi Nakamoto #30
Justin Sun created his own cryptocurrency.

He now eats Bananas that cost 5.2 million dollars.

Sucking Banana

THE FORECASTER 

Sketch for 21 foot wall
vice city district

WEATHER MAN ⛈️

BIGCOMICART

This description has been generated by AI:

Based on my latest information up to October 18, 2024, here are some of the key statements and sentiments expressed by or attributed to Julian Assange following his release:

Guilty to Journalism: Assange made a significant statement saying he was freed because he pleaded "guilty to journalism." This reflects his view that the charges against him were an attack on journalistic practices. He made this comment during his first public remarks in Strasbourg to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, emphasizing that his actions were journalistic in nature, involving sourcing and disseminating information.
On Freedom and Justice: Assange expressed that he is not free because the system worked but because he chose freedom over an unattainable justice. This sentiment was captured when he addressed his long incarceration and the plea deal, indicating a compromise on his part for freedom rather than an acknowledgment of wrongdoing in his eyes.
Critique of Secrecy and Intelligence Agencies: In posts found on X, Assange is quoted talking about the nature of intelligence agencies and secrecy, suggesting that these agencies keep secrets often because they violate the rule of law or norms of good behavior. This aligns with his long-standing critique of government transparency and accountability.
On His Detention and Legal Battle: While not directly quoted from recent statements, the context of his comments after release shows Assange's ongoing narrative of being a victim of political persecution rather than a criminal. His statements reflect a view that his prolonged legal battle and detention were unjust and politically motivated.
Public and Political Perception: Discussions on platforms like X reflect a mix of support and criticism. Some posts label his actions as beyond traditional journalism, accusing him of recklessly releasing unfiltered information. Conversely, Assange's statements and those of his supporters frame his activities as acts of journalism, pushing for transparency and challenging powerful entities.

Julian Assange has publicly addressed his experiences and the actions taken against him by the CIA, including disturbing details involving his family. During his first public remarks since his release, which took place at the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe in Strasbourg, Assange detailed the severe measures he claims the CIA undertook while he was in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London. 

CIA Plans: Assange revealed that under the direction of then-CIA Director Mike Pompeo, the CIA had drawn up plans to kidnap and even assassinate him within the embassy. This was part of what he described as a campaign of retribution after WikiLeaks exposed various CIA operations, including the infiltration of French political parties and espionage activities.
Targeting His Family: More personally, Assange spoke about how these actions extended to his family. He mentioned that there was an attempt to gather DNA from his infant son's diapers, indicating an intrusive level of surveillance and personal targeting. This operation was allegedly part of a broader scheme to gather information or possibly to intimidate or pressure Assange.
Public and Legal Context: His statements come in the context of explaining why he pleaded "guilty to journalism," highlighting his view that his actions were journalistic in nature, aimed at informing the public, but were treated as criminal acts by the U.S. government. This plea was part of a deal that allowed him to return to Australia after years of legal battles and confinement.

Assange's revelations about the CIA's plans against him and the targeting of his infant child underline the personal toll of his battle with some of the world's most powerful intelligence agencies. These claims have stirred discussions on X and other platforms about the extents to which intelligence agencies might go in the name of national security, the ethics of journalism, and the protection of individual rights against state power.

Julian Assange was in jail for approximately 5 years. This duration is based on information from posts on X and other sources which indicate he spent this period in Belmarsh Prison in the UK, before being released as part of a plea deal.
Julian Assange was in asylum at the Ecuadorian Embassy in London for nearly seven years.

Portrait of a Modern-Day Journalist

The horrors of war are on display across all channels.
We are witness to the atrocities of our times, and are we but helpless to stop it?

Oil, wax and blood on canvas. 
35" x 30"
2023-2024

Portrait of a young girl from Ukraine

Paintings

Enamel and acrylic paint on industrial concrete wall (and door), measuring 21 ft  tall  x  15 ft wide. 

Created in collaboration with the artist Allen Maldonado,  a native of Rialto, CA, a city just outside Los Angeles. With over 100 Films, T.V., and animation shows, spanning over two decades, Allen has built a solid foundation for an iconic career as an incredibly talented multi-hyphenate Actor, Voice Actor, Writer, Producer, Director, and Artist.

BIG COMIC ART challenged Maldonado to climb a mountain he's never done before: a larger than life mural.  Like a true champion, he delivered.

Minted on the Eve of the Release of HEELs on Netflix.
Created in Miami Vice District, 2024
@BIGCOMICART X @MALDONADOISEVERYWHERE

The Black Joker ♠️

MALDONADO X BIG COMIC ART
Featuring a Hollywood superstar collaboration with an original artist of the meta.

Portrait of Puff Daddy
the mac daddy of them all

a love song by Drasen
"I want you in my life"

DIDDY DID

BIG COMIC ART COLLAB

Where you goin, Bandit?

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Shot on location with super car rooms and the cryptocar presidential 65 Lincoln with Kristina Santa, BIG COMIC ART and $Johnny Dollar& riding shotgun.

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