When an artist sold an invisible sculpture for over $18000 USD and know why it was so expensive
An Italian artist sold an invisible sculpture for thousands of dollars. The artwork, named Io sono, has no physical form. Buyers receive a certificate and instructions to display it in an empty space. This has ignited a global discussion about what truly constitutes art and its market value. The piece challenges perceptions of worth and ownership.
An Italian artist sold an invisible sculpture for thousands of dollars. The artwork, named Io sono, has no physical form. Buyers receive a certificate and instructions to display it in an empty space. This has ignited a global discussion about what truly constitutes art and its market value. The piece challenges perceptions of worth and ownership.
