Art director and designer Marcus Kraft used real money as canvases for his art series titled "Money for Nothing." The collection of art showcases 100 $1 USD bills 'destroyed' and artistically altered, with each bill representing a different result. According to federal law, any tampering of federal notes is liable for prosecution and can lead to imprisonment for up to 20 years; the project thus inquires upon the value of money with whimsical messaging, clever cut-and-pasting and even the obligat...
Art director and designer Marcus Kraft used real money as canvases for his art series titled "Money for Nothing." The collection of art showcases 100 $1 USD bills 'destroyed' and artistically altered, with each bill representing a different result. According to federal law, any tampering of federal notes is liable for prosecution and can lead to imprisonment for up to 20 years; the project thus inquires upon the value of money with whimsical messaging, clever cut-and-pasting and even the obligat...
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