Sep 30, 2019
I lost one of my fucking skate socks today -_-
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I lost one of my fucking skate socks today -_-
Title: ” a pair of socks with hot dog motif without real ketchup”
2017 Cologne
Unique piece made by the artist Alejandro Bullrich. The piece is based on its absurdity. With a title that leads to many interpretations. The artist pretends to provoke, maintaining its philosophical structure that entails a reflection on the collection of current art. The absurdity of celebrating dead artists in the form of high prices. The art world can have a brutal analogy that would be the mafia.in both worlds you pay with your life. And it's all about power, influence and strategy. The artists pay with their lives for their legacy.
The same that will be truncated by some absurdities of good dress people with bad speech that will decide that it is art? So why promote nothing, incoherence, and good economic transactions? Financial pain cancer artists, how to contribute to a healthy development? No answers, right? Contribute by buying some socks in a simulated gold envelope for four thousand euros. Is that an answer? Maybe yes, we are absurd, then why not be faithful to this adjective. Maybe we could achieve, after satisfactory transactions, a philosophical suicide to start from scratch. Maybe accept the relevance of the absurd...amor fati.
Price : f 4.350.000
THE SOCKS HAVE ARRIVED!
You don't know what you're missing if you don't go see these old folks tonight.
My friend shed some light on their existence - "They opened the Spellcaster but no one wanted to be the opening band. So they decided to be the opener."