Art – Rebel Dogs

The Money Revolution as triptych - Conditional to Unconditional Freedom

Rebeldogs is a multi-disciplinary art project by integrating film, crypto and art telling the story of unconditional freedom around paintings explaining more about the money revolution. The evolution of photography from film to digital showcases the medium’s adaptability. This transition has been driven by technological advancements, changing perceptions, and new ways of engaging with visual storytelling. Whether appreciating the nostalgia of film or the convenience of digital, photography’s progression reflects our ongoing pursuit of capturing meaningful moments by being the first showing a film in one painting. Combined with a NFT to guarantee its authenticity.

As governments are selling their gold reserves for crypto, signaling a growing awareness that the centralized banking system—built on unlimited money printing and endless loans—only fuels inflation. Unlike traditional currencies, Bitcoin’s fixed supply of 21 million coins ensures scarcity, driving its value upward. As the only truly decentralized asset, Bitcoin is owned by the people, free from control by any authority.

Storytelling, from ancient Greek dramas to modern cinema, has always followed a three-act structure: Introduction, Conflict, and Resolution. Rebeldogs was years in the making, driven by the vision of leaving a lasting impact. To immortalize this revolution, the concept of “Money Revolution as triptych” was created—a cinematic masterpiece presented as a canvas painting, crafted in collaboration with renowned artists. This artwork is a collage of 3,000 Rebeldogs movie stills, visually capturing the essence of the film in three painting frames as a mosaic:

Act 1; The Introduction – To the moon
Act 2: The Conflict – Conditional Freedom
Act 3: The Resolution – Unconditional Freedom

This fusion of cinema, storytelling, and fine art brings the financial revolution to life, marking a new chapter in both artistic and monetary history.

OWN A PIECE OF CINEMATIC HISTORY

These unique cinematic master pieces will go for a private sale and will donate 30% to dog shelters.

Act 1; Introduction - To the moon

We also collaborated with renowned artist Joe Finch, whose paintings—alongside works from other artists—were sent to the moon in 2024 as part of a time capsule. This so-called “moon library” of human expression includes the acclaimed 2010 documentary Climate Refugees by filmmaker Michael P. Nash.

Joe created “Rebeldogs to the Moon,” a masterpiece that merges classical artistry with a contemporary perspective. In this visionary piece, the protagonist and the Rebeldogs are depicted being drawn into a UFO, symbolizing their journey as a time capsule into the future.

Act 2; The conflict – Conditional Freedom

The protagonist, bound by the banking system through his real estate holdings—an analog asset—lives in conditional freedom under centralized control.

Act 3; Resolution – Unconditional Freedom

When the protagonist discovers crypto as the new financial paradigm, he transforms his analog wealth into digital assets, breaking free from institutional constraints and achieving unconditional freedom.

The Rebeldogs Collection

Throughout art history, particularly in Western traditions, dogs have frequently appeared in paintings as both status symbols and beloved companions. These animals were welcomed into homes, treated as part of the family, and held in high regard—especially by the upper classes, who could afford to care for them. Hunting dogs, in particular, were closely associated with the aristocracy. Ownership of these dogs was often restricted to the nobility, serving as a clear marker of wealth and status.

The Rebeldogs collection, as seen in the movie, is available as exclusive paired artworks. Each set is carefully curated to enhance storytelling, with every painting released in a limited edition, signed by the artist, and accompanied by a unique NFT. Each canvas measures 39 x 29 inches, printed on premium-quality canvas to preserve its artistic integrity.

By acquiring a Rebeldogs artwork, you’re not only owning a piece of cinematic history but also supporting dog shelters worldwide. Below is an overview of years of distribution: