Jinks Kunst (1976) - RUSH / 3 X 1$





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Jinks Kunst (1976) presents RUSH / 3 X 1$, a multicolour stencil on three consecutive one‑dollar bills, 20 × 16 cm, 300 g, signed, original edition from France, created in 2025, in excellent condition, supplied with a certificate of authenticity.
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Jinks Kunst - RUSH / 3 X 1$
“RUSH” is a work created with three new one-dollar bills, placed side by side. The three bills have consecutive serial numbers, reinforcing the idea of a unique piece built on continuity and the repetition of the same monetary symbol.
On this diverted financial surface, an imposing character emerges in the foreground. Dressed in a large purple hood and equipped with filtering glasses as well as a respiratory mask, he points directly at the viewer, creating immediate tension and a frontal connection. The gesture is dynamic, almost urgent, emphasized by warm colors, splashes of paint, and an energetic black outline.
The contrast between the iconography of the dollar —symbol of the economic system and official value—and the masked figure, who seems ready to act or confront, creates a critical and striking reading. ‘RUSH’ thus plays on the confrontation between financial power, social urgency, and street art aesthetics, transforming money into a narrative and subversive support.
Supplied with its certificate of authenticity.
Jinks Kunst - RUSH / 3 X 1$
“RUSH” is a work created with three new one-dollar bills, placed side by side. The three bills have consecutive serial numbers, reinforcing the idea of a unique piece built on continuity and the repetition of the same monetary symbol.
On this diverted financial surface, an imposing character emerges in the foreground. Dressed in a large purple hood and equipped with filtering glasses as well as a respiratory mask, he points directly at the viewer, creating immediate tension and a frontal connection. The gesture is dynamic, almost urgent, emphasized by warm colors, splashes of paint, and an energetic black outline.
The contrast between the iconography of the dollar —symbol of the economic system and official value—and the masked figure, who seems ready to act or confront, creates a critical and striking reading. ‘RUSH’ thus plays on the confrontation between financial power, social urgency, and street art aesthetics, transforming money into a narrative and subversive support.
Supplied with its certificate of authenticity.

