Last week Thursday in my way to Commons I found a glove on the floor. It’s layout was too cool to be a mistake and so I couldn’t help but wonder if it was placed there intentionally. If it just happened to fall like that, ai guess my next question would be ‘do we consider natural occurrences art or do they only because art once they are —for lack of a better term— ‘made into’ art by an artist?
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Fatima Al Rashed · April 1, 2021 at 7:27 pm
This is such a cool post Lesedi! You question makes me think deep (maybe deeper than I should). It goes back to personal beliefs, but I believe that nature is art. Therefore, I think that natural artistic events caused by wind and other factors are also art.
Chris Lawrence · April 2, 2021 at 2:13 pm
Subtle public intervention OR chance occurrence?! Is this an artwork? – Let’s try and discuss during an upcoming class…
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