Great read Vik. I often observe and think about this in the world and context of photography. The referencing is getting out of hand. As you say it’s like a guarantee to be seen or spoke about but it’s also quite lazy. I’m not sure if the laziness is coming from brand briefs (if is) and also artists who are afraid and are deluded into th…
Great read Vik. I often observe and think about this in the world and context of photography. The referencing is getting out of hand. As you say it’s like a guarantee to be seen or spoke about but it’s also quite lazy. I’m not sure if the laziness is coming from brand briefs (if is) and also artists who are afraid and are deluded into thinking what they are making is original by justifying the reference in some abstract way.
Great read Vik. I often observe and think about this in the world and context of photography. The referencing is getting out of hand. As you say it’s like a guarantee to be seen or spoke about but it’s also quite lazy. I’m not sure if the laziness is coming from brand briefs (if is) and also artists who are afraid and are deluded into thinking what they are making is original by justifying the reference in some abstract way.
I truly don't know what the line between referencing and copying is anymore!