The chances for any artwork to succeed are very remote. In five or ten years, most of today’s art will have no value. That’s what makes art a bad investment. If you want a good investment buy a Pablo Picasso or Jackson Pollock. But if a contemporary artwork moves you in some way and it’s within your budget, buy it and enjoy living with it for a... See more
It inspired him to take a closer look at what he calls subtraction neglect, the seemingly universal human tendency to favor adding over subtracting when confronted with solving a problem.