Moabit (XX-XXI) - Bored Ape Yacht Club X Mona Lisa’s Smile

A unique 1/1 original currency artwork by contemporary urban pop artist Moabit, created directly on an authentic US one-dollar banknote. The work combines the visual language of the Mona Lisa with imagery associated with the Bored Ape Yacht Club phenomenon, bringing together classical art, digital-era collecting culture and contemporary street art on one of the most recognisable symbols of money in the world. Moabit is known for transforming authentic currency into small-format works that combine street art, pop culture and money art. His recent works continue to explore these themes through characters and symbols drawn from contemporary culture. Artwork details • Artist: Moabit • Title: Bored Ape Yacht Club X Mona Lisa’s Smile • Edition: Unique 1/1 • Medium: Aerosol / spray paint and marker on authentic US currency • Support: Genuine US one-dollar banknote • Signed by the artist • Numbered 1/1 • Dated by the artist • Certificate of Authenticity included • Presented in a transparent acrylic display frame • Excellent condition The reverse of the banknote is signed, dated and clearly marked 1/1, confirming that this is a unique work rather than a numbered multiple. About the artist Moabit is a contemporary artist working across street art, pop art and currency art, best known for hand-altered dollar bills that combine familiar cultural imagery with commentary on money, consumption and contemporary society. His current biography lists exhibitions in Los Angeles, Venice, Shanghai, Granada, Brighton, London and Bordeaux, as well as mural work across multiple countries. Recent works offered by the artist on Catawiki are commonly issued in editions of 10 or 20, making this 1/1 currency piece notably distinct within his output. Provenance Previously acquired through Catawiki as Moabit - Bored Ape Yacht Club - Mona Lisa’s Smile. The artwork has since been kept protected in an acrylic display frame and dark storage space.

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