'Rotating Mud': Rethinking the Definition of Art! Art or Mundanity? | Worth $8.2 Million?

Japanese artist Yuukitanaka's "Rotating Mud", which he made by 'rubbing', was sold to an unknown person for 8.2 million dollars.

Can we really call this art? Is it worth $8.2 million?

The evaluation of art and its monetary worth is highly subjective and varies greatly among individuals and within the art community.

"Rotating Mud" may challenge traditional notions of art, as it involves a process of 'rubbing' to create the final piece. However, for those who appreciate the concept, craftsmanship, and uniqueness of the artwork, its value can be justified. Additionally, factors such as the reputation of the artist, the rarity of the piece, and market demand can influence its price.

Ultimately, the worth of art is determined by the perception and willingness of individuals to assign value to it. While some may find it difficult to comprehend the high price tag attached to certain artworks, others may see it as a testament to the creativity and innovation of the artist.

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[leosullivan]

soy kids its a traditional japanese technique "hikaru dorodango" = polished mud

[chhj]

I think it isn't art . He can be injure himself 😅

[_years_and_]

This will condition will happen to you also if you watch YouTube shorts for long