Turning Worthless Money into Art: How Venezuelans Are Adapting to Hyperinflation
In Venezuela, where hyperinflation has rendered paper money practically worthless, many people have found an unexpected way to repurpose their devalued currency—by transforming banknotes into art and functional goods. With bolívar bills holding little purchasing power, Venezuelan migrants and locals have begun folding, weaving, and sculpting the once-valuable notes into handbags, wallets, baskets, and decorative sculptures.
This adaptation is not just a symbol of economic collapse, but also a powerful act of resilience—a way for struggling Venezuelans to earn a living while raising awareness of their country’s dire situation.
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