Aside from the fact that I'm dying to know if any walked guns made it into this stupid piece of...uh...art, let me get this straight: His inspiration was his "peaceful" friend boinking another man's wife and then getting killed by the jealous husband delivering "a blow to the head with a blunt instrument"? [More]
Seems to me this guy's "sculpture" materials could be used as pretty lethal assault weapons.
If somebody was coming at you with one, what could possibly be used to persuade him to break off the attack so that no one ended up hurt?
Once again, the idjits are held in high regard.
ReplyDeleteGuns are already art. No modification needed. This guy is receiving stolen property directly from the thieves.
ReplyDeleteHis friends death doesn't count. Since he wasn't shot the VPC and the rest of the Bradyites won't be lighting a candle. Beat to death? to bad you don't advance our agenda.
ReplyDeleteI wonder, if he had been beaten with one of these sculptures, would that be a gun death? Maybe Kristen can clarify that for us.
This "artist" truly is dumber than the proverbial "bag of hammers."
ReplyDeleteHis inspiration cam from a bludgeoning death, and he chooses guns - not clubs, rocks, hammers, hands and feet - for his "sculptures."
Whadda maroon...
and I quote from the article ".... art is a form of alchemy"
ReplyDeleteRight it is. Turning formerly perfectly good things into BS.
Well, the word on the street is that the friend was beaten to death with a four pound, twelve inch dildo, so one can understand why the 'artiste' might have been reluctant to use the mdeium.
ReplyDeleteAs for turning things into art - I can eat five Snickers bars and produce, without using my hands, a peanut-laden representation of a compost pile the next day. Where do I sign up to get a grant?
And, just how many LAPD officers donuted their personal property to assist the "artist" in getting his message out?
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