Mike Blackarts - Hot Pink Butterfly Money Wall Art





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Mike Blackarts presents Hot Pink Butterfly Money Wall Art, a 2026 original mixed‑media work created in the Netherlands, 60 cm wide by 40 cm high, weighing 2 kg, hand signed, in excellent condition and sold directly from the artist.
Description from the seller
A striking handcrafted artwork featuring a large three-dimensional butterfly as the central focal point, set against a bold background composed of repeating one-hundred-dollar bill motifs.
The butterfly is finished in vibrant pink and deep black tones and decorated with a luxury-inspired monogram pattern. Its sculptural wings create a strong sense of depth and movement, making the artwork visually impressive from different viewing angles.
A distinctive detail of the piece is the hand-applied epoxy droplet finish on the butterfly. These glossy epoxy drops add extra texture, depth and a glass-like shine to the surface. Depending on the surrounding light, the epoxy reflects differently, enhancing the three-dimensional character of the butterfly and giving the artwork a dynamic appearance.
The contrast between the vivid pink butterfly and the dark money-inspired background gives the composition a bold, contemporary and luxurious character. The combination of pop-art influences, fashion-inspired details and handcrafted finishing makes this piece a true statement artwork.
Due to its dimensional construction, textured surface and reflective epoxy details, the appearance of the artwork changes subtly depending on the light and viewing angle.
Entirely handcrafted and individually finished.
About the artist:
Mike, born in 1989, a remarkable electrical engineer and a highly acclaimed artist with a rich multicultural background. Ever since he was young, he had a deep passion for art and always tried to blend his technical skills with his creative endeavors. His art, expressed through various mediums, reflects his feelings, memories, and life experiences, becoming a bridge to connect with people from different cultures and promote understanding. In 2013, Mike founded a thriving company called Blackarts, located in Culemborg, Netherlands.
Seller's Story
A striking handcrafted artwork featuring a large three-dimensional butterfly as the central focal point, set against a bold background composed of repeating one-hundred-dollar bill motifs.
The butterfly is finished in vibrant pink and deep black tones and decorated with a luxury-inspired monogram pattern. Its sculptural wings create a strong sense of depth and movement, making the artwork visually impressive from different viewing angles.
A distinctive detail of the piece is the hand-applied epoxy droplet finish on the butterfly. These glossy epoxy drops add extra texture, depth and a glass-like shine to the surface. Depending on the surrounding light, the epoxy reflects differently, enhancing the three-dimensional character of the butterfly and giving the artwork a dynamic appearance.
The contrast between the vivid pink butterfly and the dark money-inspired background gives the composition a bold, contemporary and luxurious character. The combination of pop-art influences, fashion-inspired details and handcrafted finishing makes this piece a true statement artwork.
Due to its dimensional construction, textured surface and reflective epoxy details, the appearance of the artwork changes subtly depending on the light and viewing angle.
Entirely handcrafted and individually finished.
About the artist:
Mike, born in 1989, a remarkable electrical engineer and a highly acclaimed artist with a rich multicultural background. Ever since he was young, he had a deep passion for art and always tried to blend his technical skills with his creative endeavors. His art, expressed through various mediums, reflects his feelings, memories, and life experiences, becoming a bridge to connect with people from different cultures and promote understanding. In 2013, Mike founded a thriving company called Blackarts, located in Culemborg, Netherlands.

