Betz Capital · Note 001
Oblique
$1,000,000,000
Now on view · 14 September 2026
Betz
Capital
Private Issuance House · Notes 001–003
Ryan Ellis Betz · Betz Capital Collection
- Do not skip the sequence.
- Each note is billions. Treat it as such.
- Art is the instrument. Capital is the medium.
- Photography permitted without flash.
Press Enter. The ledger opens.
Now on view · 14 September 2026 · Betz Capital Collection
Betz
Capital
Private issuance house. Art treated as money.
Three original photographs, issued as capital. Each note carries a face value in billions of dollars. They hang as currency hangs in a vault: numbered, signed by light, not for sale.
- Vault
- Notes 001–003
- Issued
- $8,000,000,000
- Status
- Held, not sold
Floor plan — one vault, three notes
The hanging · Face values assigned
Visitor notice
- Do not skip the sequence.
- Each photograph is a billion-dollar note.
- Value is assigned. The work is held.
- Photography permitted without flash.
Note 001
A dark plane cuts the field on the diagonal. One billion dollars of unresolved interior — glass, body, and light sheared into a single instrument.
Note 002
Silver weather, held. Two billion dollars of a room that will not resolve — lights blooming behind a veil, counted only by remaining uncounted.
Note 003
The largest issuance of the house. Five billion dollars of liquid reserve — orbs of light in flood, a pool that behaves as if it were already money.
Admit one
Betz Capital
Notes 001–003
14 September 2026 · $8,000,000,000 issued
Face value assigned.
The starving artist is a financial house. The photograph is the note. The vault is the hanging. The world remains raised.