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At Swiss performance artist Milo Moiré’s recent performance at the LWL Museum of Art and Culture in Münster, Germany, last month, she attempted to become part of an exhibition of nude artworks by attending it naked.
The stunt featured her naked looking at nude artworks in the museum, while cradling a baby.
Not one to shy away from controversy—she previously attended Art Basel Switzerland naked and dropped paint-filled eggs from her vagina—Moiré’s latest stunt asks, “How little abstraction can art tolerate?”
According to Moiré, her performance “challenges the fundamental attitudes towards abstract and figurative art.”
By viewing the artworks naked, she transcends the boundaries between art and life, and invites viewers to reflect on her actions.
Watch a video of her performance below. What do you think—is it art or is Moiré simply an attention-seeker?
Video is in German, but the content is easily understood
[via Milo Moiré, video via Vimeo, images via Milo Moiré]
At Swiss performance artist Milo Moiré’s recent performance at the LWL Museum of Art and Culture in Münster, Germany, last month, she attempted to become part of an exhibition of nude artworks by attending it naked.
The stunt featured her naked looking at nude artworks in the museum, while cradling a baby.
Not one to shy away from controversy—she previously attended Art Basel Switzerland naked and dropped paint-filled eggs from her vagina—Moiré’s latest stunt asks, “How little abstraction can art tolerate?”
According to Moiré, her performance “challenges the fundamental attitudes towards abstract and figurative art.”
By viewing the artworks naked, she transcends the boundaries between art and life, and invites viewers to reflect on her actions.
Watch a video of her performance below. What do you think—is it art or is Moiré simply an attention-seeker?
Video is in German, but the content is easily understood
[via Milo Moiré, video via Vimeo, images via Milo Moiré]