VEX (XXI) - Trump vs Biden: In Democracy We Trust





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VEX (XXI) presents the mixed‑media artwork Trump vs Biden: In Democracy We Trust, 2023 from the Netherlands, in a Graffiti/Pop culture motif, edition Beperkte oplage 2/10, signed Handgesigneerd, with dimensions 6.50 cm by 15.50 cm, weight 100 g, in grey/black/white tones, sold with a frame.
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VEX – US$1: "Trump vs Biden: In Democracy We Trust!"
What if "In God We Trust" suddenly becomes "In Democracy We Trust"?
In this sharp money-art tweet from Amsterdam-based urban artist VEX, Donald Trump and Joe Biden shake hands on an authentic American one-dollar banknote — literally the smallest stage for the biggest political clash of our time.
VEX is known for "kidnapping" banknotes from all countries for his art, with a special fondness for "the root of all evil": the almighty US$. He designs and prints his own money, with the seriousness of a bank engraver and the wink of a street artist. This places him in a rich tradition of artists who used the banknote as a canvas — from Andy Warhol, who elevated dollar signs and real banknotes to art, to contemporary money-art.
The immediacy of current events makes this work even spicier: the banknote as the battleground of American democracy has never been more topical. A provocative collectible at the crossroads of pop art, political satire, and banknote culture.
VEX – US$1: "Trump vs Biden: In Democracy We Trust!"
What if "In God We Trust" suddenly becomes "In Democracy We Trust"?
In this sharp money-art tweet from Amsterdam-based urban artist VEX, Donald Trump and Joe Biden shake hands on an authentic American one-dollar banknote — literally the smallest stage for the biggest political clash of our time.
VEX is known for "kidnapping" banknotes from all countries for his art, with a special fondness for "the root of all evil": the almighty US$. He designs and prints his own money, with the seriousness of a bank engraver and the wink of a street artist. This places him in a rich tradition of artists who used the banknote as a canvas — from Andy Warhol, who elevated dollar signs and real banknotes to art, to contemporary money-art.
The immediacy of current events makes this work even spicier: the banknote as the battleground of American democracy has never been more topical. A provocative collectible at the crossroads of pop art, political satire, and banknote culture.

