For the second time, I joined and shared my art at Bitcoin Film Fest in Warsaw, Poland. I always feel a strong connection with this event because, at its core, it’s a gathering for creators. The organizers are genuinely welcoming of new ideas and have been open to presenting my art — and even though the festival is rooted in film, it keeps expanding its vision and feels more and more like a true creative hub. The venue may not be the largest, but that’s exactly its charm. You can build real, genuine connections and friendships there. I saw many familiar faces and made some wonderful new friends. And one thing is certain: they have the most iconic venue in the entire Bitcoin space — the Palace of Culture in Warsaw, Poland.
Nostr, AI, and BFF It was great to see my community project on Nostr so beautifully presented and printed by the BFF organizers. On top of that, the festival is pushing boundaries by showcasing new art forms like AI film. And even though it’s still an emerging medium with plenty of opinions surrounding it, I’ve always believed you need to try to understand change rather than resist it. The world is constantly evolving, and it’s up to us to make sense of that evolution — even when we’re not sure we like it. We can’t stop change or time, so we’re better off learning how to use it in a positive and meaningful way.
Thank you to everyone at Bitcoin Film Fest. I hope to see you all again next year!
