Maybe you're not into art much, but that's one of the main points of it - to challenge preconceptions and make the viewer reflect on things. The entire art hist

Maybe you're not into art much, but that's one of the main points of it - to challenge preconceptions and make the viewer reflect on things. The entire art history is filled with examples of artists getting accused of being immoral or doing illegal things. When you do political art this is almost unavoidable, actually. Is the art of Ai WeiWei wrong? The Chinese government alleges he's broken the law. How about Banksy, that guy's a criminal, right? Could the whole point of this artwork be to make us reflect on current laws and societal attitudes regarding data gathering?