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How art is valued is entirely illogical and irrational. Like - that time an entire art installation was confused with trash and thrown out. https://i-d.co/artic
by loloquwowndueo 8mo ago
How art is valued is entirely illogical and irrational. Like - that time an entire art installation was confused with trash and thrown out. https://i-d.co/article/museum-cleaners-thought-this-art-installation-was-trash-so-they-threw-it-out/ https://i-d.co/article/museum-cleaners-thought-this-art-inst...
- kleiba 8mo agoSimilarly to why you can pay 7-digit prices for a watch.
- loloquwowndueo 8mo agoAt least that watch still tells the time.
- SR2Z 8mo agoYeah, but mechanical watches are so much worse at telling time than cheap digital watches that it's not even worth discussing.
- loloquwowndueo 8mo agoEven a broken mechanical luxury watch is right twice a day. A broken digital watch with a screen is useless when it’s broken. (I’m just trolling at this point, let me know and we can stop this)
- pas 8mo agoobviously digital watch needs an eink screen that shows something even when it's broken :)
- loloquwowndueo 8mo agoIt won’t be the time, it’ll be some scrensaver or an ad.
- SR2Z 8mo agoYour watch won't tell you the time unless you drink a verification can
- anal_reactor 8mo agoI don't think it's illogical nor irrational. When you look at artworks below €5 000 then there should be correlation between artistic value and price in euros. Not exactly a linear function, but clear correlation. Above that you're not buying artwork - you're buying the prestige and social status of owning an expensive artwork. It's the rich people's equivalent of buying Supreme clothes just to impress the ladies.