There is always a second way to read and understand an artwork. you will discover a brief presentation of Tehos’s work, «The Tin Cans Series,» a sarcastic critique of pop art pushed to the limits of consumerism. Thanks to marketing, people would love to purchase Warhol cans but cannot afford them. I did not expect such a big success for this can series, but it was a huge hit! Paradoxically, the inspiration comes not from Warhol, but from Piero Manzoni’s major artwork, «Artist’s Shit,» whic1
There is always a second way to read and understand an artwork.
you will discover a brief presentation of Tehos’s work, «The Tin Cans Series,» a sarcastic critique of pop art pushed to the limits of consumerism.
Thanks to marketing, people would love to purchase Warhol cans but cannot afford them.
I did not expect such a big success for this can series, but it was a huge hit!
Paradoxically, the inspiration comes not from Warhol, but from Piero Manzoni’s major artwork, «Artist’s Shit,» which came long before Warhol and was inspired by Marcel Duchamp’s ready-made artworks.
The real art is not the artwork itself, but the fact that it is almost entirely sold out!
At least please take the time to read the text in each can.