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AT97 - Monika Bravo on Freedom and Self-Sovereignty
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- Sep 29, 2025
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Summary
We had a delightful and thought-provoking 2-hour conversation with the wild polymath that is Monika Bravo this past week. We discussed: * Natural law * Common law * Legalese * Logos and Myth * The US constitution Monika has been taking a deep dive into these topics and we were excited to get her thoughts on these important subjects. 📚You can read Monika’s latest article “The Pursuit of Happiness” below: About Monika Monika Bravo is a multidisciplinary artist and polymath born in Bogotá, Colombia, and currently based in Miami Beach, Florida. Her work spans public art, immersive sculptural environments, and a recent exploration of Austrian economics and Bitcoin studies. In 2024, she self-published The Nature of My Reality , edited and co-produced by Mari Budlong and partially funded by The Miami Individual Artists Program. This book chronicles her journey from disempowerment to self-awareness, exploring themes of individuality, economic systems, and the philosophical underpinnings of human action. Her artistic philosophy synthesizes Eastern, ancestral, and cosmological traditions with praxeology, emphasizing liberty, value, and self-worth. Monika thrives in constraints, creating innovative, community-serving art that integrates seamlessly with its surroundings. Notable works include Ouranos, Above Us Only Sky (2024), an animated skyline blending real and imagined structures at Grand Central Madison in New York, and Arcana (2025), a dynamic, stage-like environment incorporating glass and metal inspired by Bauhaus aesthetics, at the Interdisciplinary Engineering Building of the University of Washington. Other significant commissions include Unus Mundus (2022) at the East Boston Police Headquarters, which explores dialogue through suspended glass sculptures and mosaics, and…