Bolival Fuelte

The Marriner S. Ecless federal reserve building, formerly known as the U.S Federal Reserve building.
Designed by Paul Philippe Cret and completed in 1937.

Have you heard of Bolivares? Probably not, Bolivar is the name of Venezuelan currency. As of today and since 2003 Bolivares can only be used in Venezuela because of a strict currency exchange policy from the Chavez Regime.

The inability to freely exchange Bolivares with foreign currencies without a government institution creates an aislated economy that doesn’t follow the rules of the rest of the world leading to economic anarchism.

We know this is a lot to swallow and understand, so take a breather and let us share it with you through our project VENEZUELAN BROKE. Bolivares are not just a currency but also our art material.