We turn unsolicited dick pics into art masterpieces while doing good by sharing $$$ with their recipients. DickBits raises awareness for the unsolved problem of unwanted penises sent around social media, while staying coherent with the digital medium of smartphone snaps, incorporating pixel structure as the universal symbol of censorship.

Step 1: Somone receives an unsolicited dick pic. Step 2: That person sends the dirty pic to us. Step 3: The DickBits team creates a digital masterpiece based on the original photograph.

The charitable perverts behind these phallic masterpieces are two digital artists with multidisciplinary backgrounds in porn (watching), music producing, art curating, architecture and a whole lot of 90s video games and gore B-movies.

Studying art history, searching for a constant element of greatness, we discovered a red line that runs through centuries of art masters and art epochs: DICKS. From the Ancient Greeks and the flying green penis monsters in the Middle Ages to the modernist phallic sculptures of Brancusi and notorious cock photographers like Robert Mapplethorpe, dicks never disappointed!

We turn unsolicited dick pics into art masterpieces while doing good by sharing $$$ with their recipients. DickBits raises awareness for the unsolved problem of unwanted penises sent around social media, while staying coherent with the digital medium of smartphone snaps, incorporating pixel structure as the universal symbol of censorship.

Step 1: Somone receives an unsolicited dick pic. Step 2: That person sends the dirty pic to us. Step 3: The DickBits team creates a digital masterpiece based on the original photograph.

The charitable perverts behind these phallic masterpieces are two digital artists with multidisciplinary backgrounds in porn (watching), music producing, art curating, architecture and a whole lot of 90s video games and gore B-movies.

Studying art history, searching for a constant element of greatness, we discovered a red line that runs through centuries of art masters and art epochs: DICKS. From the Ancient Greeks and the flying green penis monsters in the Middle Ages to the modernist phallic sculptures of Brancusi and notorious cock photographers like Robert Mapplethorpe, dicks never disappointed!

We turn unsolicited dick pics into art masterpieces while doing good by sharing $$$ with their recipients. DickBits raises awareness for the unsolved problem of unwanted penises sent around social media, while staying coherent with the digital medium of smartphone snaps, incorporating pixel structure as the universal symbol of censorship.

Step 1: Somone receives an unsolicited dick pic. Step 2: That person sends the dirty pic to us. Step 3: The DickBits team creates a digital masterpiece based on the original photograph.

The charitable perverts behind these phallic masterpieces are two digital artists with multidisciplinary backgrounds in porn (watching), music producing, art curating, architecture and a whole lot of 90s video games and gore B-movies.

Studying art history, searching for a constant element of greatness, we discovered a red line that runs through centuries of art masters and art epochs: DICKS. From the Ancient Greeks and the flying green penis monsters in the Middle Ages to the modernist phallic sculptures of Brancusi and notorious cock photographers like Robert Mapplethorpe, dicks never disappointed!