Create an mathematically inspired modular artwork by buying pieces of art to match the work you already created. To buy the pieces you have to bluff or buy wisely to get the most for your money. Watch out that you do not buy a counterfeit piece that doesn't fit in your artwork. During the game, players construct a painting out of tiles, that are arranged in a 3x3 grid. Each turn, several of these tiles are revealed, and players bid on them using money cards. When a player wins a tile, they have to add it to their existing tiles in such a way that its edges matches the adjacent edges. If this cannot be done, the tile is considered counterfeit, and is not added to the painting, but kept aside. Players now get new money cards depending on the value of the tile they gained during the bid, with tiles that are worth more points giving less money. The game continues until someone completes their 3x3 painting. Then, players add together the point value of their tiles and subtract the point value of their counterfeit tiles. If only one player completed their painting, they get a bonus of two points. The player with the most points wins the game.