This should be the biggest crisis brought by Pop Art. A joke-like art cannot be copied, the creator enjoys fame and fortune, but it is indeed an art that does not need followers, because it is just a joke made by Pop artists and the public.
And those who deeply realize that the public will never try to understand art, in desperation, what else can they say, I think I will say "maybe it's a joke, but I know in my heart" the
documentary is very emotional It shows us the difference between an artist and a speculator, yes, yes, everyone is an artist, and anyone can be an artist, so when a self-proclaimed director says he wants to play street art , the public is of course shocked by its positive energy (I am really surprised that MBW actually said that he is a film director in an interview. A person who knows how to package himself really does not need self-knowledge, just blind arrogance), This should be the biggest failure of art.
That's right, art does come from life, and those artists from a few centuries or more than a dozen centuries ago are just some high-level craftsmen. But what is the meaning? I mean meaning.
If art is just for the sake of being different and detached from a person's original heart, then what is the difference between people and slaves under such art.
It is said that there is an artist first and then there is art. This sentence is the sentence I believe the most. Yes, art itself is meaningless, just a bunch of sensory symbols. This also resonated with me as Banksy said, and he said, "A lot of street art lovers have spent a few years to hone their skills and find their own style, while MBW directly Skip this step, I don't know if he's a genius or just luck, I don't know"
The emotional tendencies of the entire documentary can be seen from this, alas, those who are still appreciating MBW and ignoring that this is not what the documentary really wants to express, you are not being played by such art.
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