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“Is it… a six-legged pony with a purple polka-dotted mane and shootin’ stars comin’ out of his eyes?”
“Who flies through the air all over the world to hide magic, sparkly eggs?”
“Who flies through the air all over the world to hide magic, sparkly eggs?”
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I like it.
I’ve always been fond of the term “digital folk art”.
Yes. Yes, you’re right. So, where we do put this: Anstraction, Naïf, Trash-Art, Antiart, Bizarro… Or simply a piece of [ugly word] XD? It’s great to have a serious conversation about art now and then.
No art historian files any of those artists but Duchamp under Dada. Dada is more of a thematic approach rather than visual, but neither the theme nor visuals in this line up with Dada whatsoever.
I mean, Rothko was eerie in his own way, almost as eerie as Ensor, vecause he left all to the imagination of the viewer.
It’s a very personal point of view, but Duchamp and some of his alumni, like Bacon, tended to this kind of weird, unsettling, grotesque and minimalistic approach to art. That’s why I personally put abstract artists like Rothko or Pollock in a kind of relationship with Dada.
Exactly in what way is this even remotely like the Dada movement?