“The man destroyed the large blue and white Porcelain Cube at a busy private opening for the exhibition “Who am I?” at Palazzo Fava in Bologna on the evening of September 21. Local police arrested a 57-year-old Czech man who has been identified in Italian media as Vaclav Pisvejc, a provocateur and self-proclaimed artist known for targeting important works of art.”

  • devilish666@lemmy.world
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    2 months ago

    Am i just poor peasant who can’t understand art OR that sculpture looks like bunch of fancy PVC pipe glued together ?

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          I saw that piece with my wife and just told her someone broke it and her reaction was “wait, that was actual ceramic? I always tough it was PVC”

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      It’s modern art most of it aimed at a moral.

      As a guess I’m going to assume the point is that it’s a fragile extremely delicate vase with literally no purpose as a vase.

      You can’t put anything in it or on it, it’s vapid and empty like… Art.

      I’m gunna guess this is collaborative in some way between the two.

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      It’s using old techniques from Chinese history and applying them in a new way. Ai had to experiment and go through a lot of failure to produce such a different object. I don’t think the cube wireframe was important, just the old method being used to make a modern art piece.

      I like the idea of reinvigorating ancient crafting techniques by making modern art. I’m not exactly an art guy so I don’t know if it’s a unique idea but it made me think so I like it.