A pIEce of dESiGn thAT I bOTh LOVE and HATE
Once in a while, it is possible to find a thing you both adore and you are disgusted with, is not it interesting?
That is exactly, what happened, when I visited Damien Hirst exebition at Tate Modern Gallery.
Inside the cube there was a head of a cow, and trough
the special ventilation slits, the stink of the rotten meet
was spreading all around.
Some people was passing by, just darting glances on
the stinky cube.
Even though I think this part of the exhibition worth a
thorougher look and thought, I can not blame them for
such a lack of interest.
Once in a while, it is possible to find a thing you both adore and you are disgusted with, is not it interesting?
That is exactly, what happened, when I visited Damien Hirst exebition at Tate Modern Gallery.
The fist thing I saw, when I just walked in, was a huge
transparent cube, filled with hundreds of flies.
It was quite an impressive view, making my imagination
run wild.
However, the only reason, that made me pass this piece of Art as soon as possible, was disgusting smell.
Inside the cube there was a head of a cow, and trough
the special ventilation slits, the stink of the rotten meet
was spreading all around.
Some people was passing by, just darting glances on
the stinky cube.
Even though I think this part of the exhibition worth a
thorougher look and thought, I can not blame them for
such a lack of interest.
To me, this cube brought together
GrEAt IDeA
+
RePEllENt pERfoRmaNCe.
The installation was called A Thousand Years.

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