SUMMARY 

On December 21st, Warhol will meet Rothco on the Shoreditch Art Wall when London photo-collagist artist Roger Molloy will display his 2.5 sqm. 'dollar sign' artwork, "Do You Want to See One Million?" so detailed that it cannot be photographed or reproduced.

The 'Do You Want to See One Million' photograph features one million tiny $ signs and is unique in that it cannot be photographed or reproduced in any other medium because of the intricate size of the dollar sign.

The 'million dollar' image, which measures 210 cm. In height by 125 cm.in width (84” by 50”) is printed on high quality Fuji Archival paper will be encased in plexiglas.

Mackeonis, who recently became Molloy's manager, first met Roger when sourcing artists for the 2012 London and Paris Fashion Weeks' Promotion at Printemps Department store Paris. Molloy was one of five artists commissioned to cover specially constructed English phone booths for the store, with a fashion collage art piece. Later, he created a photographic art collage for the 60 sqm. Shoreditch Art Wall

VIEW ROGER'S ART ON THE SHOREDITCH ART WALL

Mackeonis, commented, "Roger is at the intersection where Mark Rothko's 'Black on Gray' works meet Andy Warhol's use of well-known images." Continuing, "My company created the operating system for the Amiga Computer that Warhol played with during it's launch at New York's Lincoln Center in 1985, and I see Roger Molloy's work as something that Warhol would have greatly appreciated. Roger has a unique mind, which is clearly reflected in his art, and I suspect that there are many museums and private collectors in America, Europe and Asia that would appreciate his work. Such billionaire luminaries as currency-activist, George Soros, and investor, Carl Icahn, would certainly see the value of this unique million dollar art."