what did he mean by this?

Jim | Mythic Inconceivable!
 
more |
XBL: AltarsofRadness
PSN: spirit_of_sand
Steam: Kurt Russel
ID: LancexLink
IP: Logged

13,153 posts
 
This user has been blacklisted from posting on the forums. Until the blacklist is lifted, all posts made by this user have been hidden and require a Sep7agon® SecondClass Premium Membership to view.


Solonoid | Mythic Inconceivable!
 
more |
XBL: Jx493
PSN: Jx493
Steam: Jx493
ID: Solonoid
IP: Logged

13,452 posts
 
Its as simple as the last line: Art is over.

Their style of sharp, harsh sounds scrambling in your ears was meant to be a caricature of modern music, especially synth-pop.

Pointing out to all the sheep of the world that art is dead because they all have shit taste.


Jim | Mythic Inconceivable!
 
more |
XBL: AltarsofRadness
PSN: spirit_of_sand
Steam: Kurt Russel
ID: LancexLink
IP: Logged

13,153 posts
 
This user has been blacklisted from posting on the forums. Until the blacklist is lifted, all posts made by this user have been hidden and require a Sep7agon® SecondClass Premium Membership to view.


Loaf | Legendary Invincible!
 
more |
XBL:
PSN:
Steam:
ID: Loaf
IP: Logged

3,716 posts
If You Are A False Don't Entry
Maybe it's an idea that actually started with dadaism. I do recall reading a book about dadaism where there was a work of art which said "art is dead" on it, which is a phrase I often see used about places. I think the sentiment behind the statement (and don't quote me on this) is that art as a practice is dead, the ideas behind art are dead. Dadaism was a rejection of rationalism, which they felt lead to world war 1. It was basically the first punk movement, it was a rejection of commonly held principles. Whether or not gerogerigegege's statement is really even a statement, as much as it is just a vague artistic expression, it's hard say whether or not he was referring to the sentiments behind dadaism.