The Dutch team of Internet pranksters “LifeHunters” put a painting from IKEA on display at the Museum Arnhem in the Netherlands and asked art aficionados for their opinion of the work by “Ike Andrews”—a surreal piece that shows a spider mounting a whale.
Visitors described the artist as a man who can “put all of his emotions” in a painting. Best reactions include:
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- “It’s a depiction of the chaos in his mind”
- “You can clearly see that it concerns a form of symbolism”
- “It includes nostalgic attributes”
One even said he would pay 2.5 million euros (about $2.6 million)
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Parking Garage Sign 1976-86 Stitched Photo
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Building Facade 1976-86 Stitched Photo
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Mannequin 1976-86 Stitched Photo
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Greek Sculpture (Male Lower Torso) 1976-86 Stitched Photo
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Contact Sheet 1987 Paris; Eiffel Tower; Place Madeleine
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