Being Rich to Prove It? The Provocative Art of imrty.com

Imagine a platform where you can pay to be number one
 but only as long as someone else hasn’t spent more. That’s exactly what imrty.com offers — a site that blends art, satire, and behavioral economics — and honestly, it's a bit terrifying.

This isn't just a crazy idea: it’s a social art piece created by Koraluxi, a French artist whose identity is as vague as his intentions. Using the web as a backdrop, he denounces economic inequality, status symbols, and especially
 the madness of our desire to be recognized.

The Concept: A List of the Richest Who Pays for Itself

On imrty.com, you can prove your wealth by paying an increasing sum to become number one. Every time a new player spends more than the previous one, the price increases by €1. And as long as you stay on top, your name is displayed in the list of the richest.

Simple, ironic — and frankly, a bit nuts.

You have €50? Then spend it to become number one. Your name will appear on the main page, like a public declaration: “I’m rich. And I want everyone to know.”

But beware: if someone spends just one euro more, you’re kicked off your spot
 and your money is gone forever.

Why Is This Site So Fascinating?

This isn’t just a financial competition — it’s a reflection on how we use money to assert our place in society. By paying to be the richest, you’re not proving your worth
 but showing off your ego.

This is a form of ego economics, where wealth becomes a tool for social validation. And what’s even more unsettling? No one really needs this spot, yet we still chase it.

This site grabs public attention because it confronts us with our own flaws: the need to be recognized, the desire to surpass others, and how our wants can be manipulated by platforms that only want our money.

The Artist Behind It: Koraluxi

This website is a creation of Koraluxi, a French artist with a vague identity. He explores the boundaries between art and social critique using technology, photography, and programming to deconstruct luxury symbols.

His style is a mix of cultural hacking and dark humor: he takes everyday objects and turns them into profound reflections on our society. He doesn’t aim to sell — he aims to provoke — and imrty.com perfectly fits this approach.

Koraluxi isn’t an artist who wants to please you. He wants to shock, make you think — and above all
 make you pay for it.

A Game of Power, a Satire of Capitalism

Every time someone beats the previous record, the price goes up by €1. And that’s where it gets wild: the site doesn’t need to sell you a product. It sells you a status, and that status means nothing
 unless you believe in it.

So... are you ready to prove you're richer than everyone else?

Are You Ready to Prove You’re Richer Than Everyone?

Whether you're willing to spend €50 or prefer to stay in the shadows, imrty.com is a mirror of our desire for recognition. It's an invitation to madness — and reflection.

So why not give it a try?

Visit imrty.com and join the game.
And most importantly: remember to laugh.