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How does a work of art that is "a video game that doesn't exist" get sold? In the case of Suzanne Treister's visions it could be a painting. Or a limited editio
by ArtWomb 6y ago
How does a work of art that is "a video game that doesn't exist" get sold? In the case of Suzanne Treister's visions it could be a painting. Or a limited edition photo of the Amiga Paint screen. But conceptually, it borders on that famous creepypasta about the haunted cartridge. In the same realm as nightmares and faeries ;)
Underpriced at $1500 perhaps
https://www.artsy.net/show/annely-juda-fine-art-suzanne-treister-fictional-videogame-stills?sort=partner_show_position https://www.artsy.net/show/annely-juda-fine-art-suzanne-trei...
And the source of endless post-internet remixing
https://rumpel.itch.io/anxiety-an-interactive-exploration-of-the-works-of-suzanne-treister https://rumpel.itch.io/anxiety-an-interactive-exploration-of...
- doc_gunthrop 6y ago> Underpriced at $1500 perhaps Just goes to show how wildly subjective art is. I suspect that name recognition (of the artist) carries more weight than the work itself. But then again I'm no Ongo Gablogian.
- StavrosK 6y agoMaybe we're all Ongo Gablogian.