In reply to Vikram Kansara:
yes, poor old Andy had quite a nihilistic and unromantic approach to art.
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In reply to Karl Fuler:
.... but none of that diminishes the fact about the sparkles his art managed to create. it was just another perspective ... a different source of inspiration and the one that suited him... perfectly ... as I see it :):)
In reply to Karl Fuler:
You know, if they are truely rebels, we probably wouldn't hear about them since the rebels would choose to stay away from the limelight and live their lives away from all the noises.
In reply to KaWai:
... but there are always the other possibilities or reasons ... simply to be ignored or not that 'interesting' enough according to taste of the day, but to be rediscovered at a much later date...I think...:)::):)
I can't wait to see the photos when they come out, Kate Moss photos always carry some kenetic, raw energy, no matter who is the photographer, she is a fantastic model.
... but Andy as a matter of fact started in the business of advertising as a commercial illustrator whose recognition for his very unique creativity in Pop Art secured him a place in the the history of the development of Art .... and in my opinion he didn't pretend not to enjoy money, fame and glamour for that matter... He just did what he liked best and totally loved to be paid astronomical amounts to immortalised the very rich and famous.... he was just simply open and honest about it. ...I think his intellectual approach can be traced in the way he used to oxidise his printing plates for the rich, the powerful and the very famous...... just a wild guess...):):)....
how is interesting to read all of these comments
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