But is it art?

[sparkybhp]

Anyone else inadvertently creating modern art in a desperate attempt to clear workspace in their shed?

 

[The Pedal Dancer]

I call that piece 'The Lost Bottles'

I can claim 10% in naming rights for it's now incredibly high value right?

 

[longun]

Covid feed zone........ or some artsy farts explanation of empty bottle cages haha

 

[KermitGKona88]

The cages of the mind...

What make is the purdy green one ?

 

[sparkybhp]

Green one is Marin lite.

 

[MattiThundrrr]

Sort of...

 

[Tootyred]

Art is essentially communication of an idea, thought or feeling. If its just cages hung on a bit of wood......its cages hung on a bit of wood!

If the guy who did it tells you......

" Its an expression of my latent desire to remove the last vestiges of individuality in a constantly changing social platform, where we are all individuals, but impotent to change our own path"

And you think...

"I feel his is inability to diversify his purpose whilst, simultaneously trying to maintain his animimity ....wow! How does he make that feeling so clear to me just using the medium of bottle cages"

Then its art.

 

[sparkybhp]

That’s deep brother.

 

[sparkybhp]

All I was expressing was a desire to have a cleaner work space!

 

[CassidyAce]

All I was expressing was a desire to have a cleaner work space!

Looks like art to me. It's very modest of you to say that you only wanted a cleaner work space but it's a piece of work that's clearly reminiscent of Andy Warhol's Campbell's soup tins, Marilyn art, etc. He was making a statement about mass production, commodification, consumerism, and more; yours is a statement about the ageing of all those things and what we're left with. Very postmodern! Don't deny it now.