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I dont know much about art but I do know Fancis Bacon. By far my favorite artist. Theres a few documentaries on this guy's. Hes pretty interesting.

Edit: here's a link to "Fancis Bacon: A Brush With Violence." Free on youtube. https://youtu.be/MgrO5za0lSY

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Example number 753 of 'Art' that seems to have been painted by the mentally ill/challenged.

this is very unusual? this is how art should look

Oh, thank you so much 🥰

Bacon was such an interesting figure. His whole attitude to life strikes you as very unique, he was also very intelligent and hard-working.

Francis said himself that art is artifact and the more artificial you can make a painting, the more intense they will be.

That's nice

That's the visual illustration of William Utermohlen's descent into dementia. The effects of the degenerative disease seem to parallel the post-WWII devolution of post WWII 'Art'. Certain influential art dealers seem to have decided to promote artlessness, stupidity, primitivism and ugliness, steering thus 'Western'/European Art into complete meaninglessness. And, for some unfathomable reason, we let them do this!

Oh right. Aren't you a clever boy now?

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I love that documentary! Probably watch it once every couple years.

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you should see blind dwellers series on him

This looks like that photo of the Princeton boys after a brutal snowball fight

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He used ai.

I’m Ron Burgundy?

Interesting theory! Dealers have had a powerful influence on art for a long time.

It’s no Rembrandt, but out of all the self-portraits, it sure is one of them.

And he did a lot of portraits!

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Knowledge is power. France is bacon.

Your point?