🎨 “A Painting Made with... the Human Stomach?!”
Not a joke.

In 1961, Italian artist Piero Manzoni created a work titled:
"Merda d’artista"
aka "Artist’s Shit."

💩 Yes, Manzoni literally canned his own feces—
90 cans, each labeled and sealed.
And the wild part?
He priced them based on their weight in gold.

Today, some of these cans sell for hundreds of thousands of dollars.

🧠 But why would he do this?
His message?
A bold critique of the art market.
A big middle finger to how we assign value.

And a haunting question:
“If I say it’s art, and you buy it—
Then what really separates art from 💩?”

It’s one of the most extreme examples of conceptual art,
and it still gets people talking.

I am overthink (paint) ing

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Exactly, it is obviously a provocative work, just think of the historical period in which this work was born. By selling his alleged feces in a jar, Manzoni redefines the concept of a work of art. The work is no longer an aesthetic or technical product, but an idea, a conceptual gesture. The artist's signature becomes the only added value: if the artist made it, then it has value ⚡️⚡️