I think it says something about our society when we think a giant mirror is somehow a work of art worthy of our attention.
Then again, maybe this was the "artist"'s intention -- to point out that 1) we'll think anything is art, and 2) that we've been reduced to fucking navel-gazing, worshipping an image of ourselves - on TV, on the Internet, on billboards. We can no longer produce anything of value...
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Looks more like a ground mirror. I thought this thing was going to reflect rooftops etc. Now it looks like a security mirror in a 7-11.
I think it says something about our society when we think a giant mirror is somehow a work of art worthy of our attention.
Then again, maybe this was the "artist"'s intention -- to point out that 1) we'll think anything is art, and 2) that we've been reduced to fucking navel-gazing, worshipping an image of ourselves - on TV, on the Internet, on billboards. We can no longer produce anything of value...
what's a Dobkin post without a snarky, ad hom attack masquerading as a comment?
Not ad hom at all.
I meant dave3's comment, not yours, mike. I largely agree with what you said.