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An interview with a Crypto Artist (BitBrum 2019)

WCN · 2020-09-03 ·00:14:32 ·World Crypto Network
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This podcast episode features an interview with Apple Ambers (also known as Eppo Lambeurif), a crypto artist whose work is deeply intertwined with Bitcoin and cryptocurrency culture. Ambers, based in the Netherlands near Rotterdam and Antwerp, found his creative spark reignited by Bitcoin after a period of financial hardship. His art, which includes portraits, prints, and even custom-made furniture incorporating Bitcoin themes, serves as a form of awareness-raising about the flaws of the traditional banking system and the motivations behind Bitcoin's creation by Satoshi Nakamoto. He views Bitcoin as a "joke" fighting back against a system he sees as inherently flawed, and he actively participates in the crypto community by attending conferences like Honey Badger, New York, and Baltimore, with plans to attend the Fast conference next year. The interview also explores the burgeoning creativity within the crypto space, encompassing art, music, and technology, and reflects on past opportunities, like a host’s regret about discouraging Bitcoin purchases at $30 in 2013. Ambers is excited about future projects and custom commissions, and the hosts express a desire to feature another individual, Nindi, on the podcast.

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People mentioned

Apple Ambers/Eppo LambeurifSatoshi NakamotoMartin FisherTrevor JonesWu Long