I really did like Ernesto Neto’s work because I found it very unique and beautiful. I suppose I still would consider it as a form abstract art, but it makes me think of a whole new magical and imaginary world. I think some of his large pieces such as “The Island Bird” put me in an almost daydreaming like state because of the material used to construct them and their unique texture. I think his artwork would be a good investment because of their intricacy and beauty, but I do have one concern. The only concern that I would have before investing in Ernesto’s work is: how easily can his artwork be maintained and is there any risk of it falling apart because of the delicate material which it is made of? I would like to display “The Island Bird” artwork as long there were not any significant risks to it being damaged where it was displayed.
Rachel
Harrison
"The
Help"2012
Rachel Harrison
"Lazy Hardware"
2012
Ernesto
Neto
"The
Island Bird" 2012
Ernesto
Neto
"Sorry,
I Don’t Know Exacly Where to Go"2012
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