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Economic Sculptures
Each Money Art Print is a three dimensional object (WxDxHt) and can therefore also be molded into an element of a physical sculpture. We call them "Economic Sculptures" owing to the value as an integrative dimension, whereby the price of each sculpture is always entangled with the current HoC-price, which is today 625,70 €. |
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Money Art as a Fashion
Often art is seen as a fashion, with one artist or style at the top of the heap, and then someone else or another style is hot and its prices are sky rocketing. We thought calling our sculpture fashion would be a good idea. Every fashion sculpture consists of 7 art prints, starting from Monday to Sunday, and a mobile stand to hang them on.
b.. Date: Mon 08.02 => Sun 14.02.1999Limited Edition of the fashion weeks: 52 pieces Small Economic Sculpture Nr. 6/52 a. HoC Nr.: 93.2329 => Nr: 93.2335 c. Price: 7 HoCs x Current HoC price ( 625,70 €) x 12 Project 2012: Creation of other Fashion Weeks in co-operation with designers and artists |
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Money Art as a Commodity
Often art collectors manage their art collections in much the same way investors manage their portfolios. Therefore we called this sculpture commodity. Not only it looks like one but also it can be treated like any other commodity purchased for speculative purposes, whereby the deal is about time and value. Every commodity is made up of between 28 and 31 stapled art prints (representing a month) and fixed onto a transportable euro-palette. Limited Edition: 12 pieces Medium Economic Sculpture Nr. 2/12
a. HoC Nr.: 93.861 => 93.888
b. Date: 01. Feb => 28. Feb. 1995 c. Price: 28 HoCs x Current HoC price ( 625,70 €) x 24 |






