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rafaelssalvador: “ Feels like we’re always in this point - so hard to get enough ”
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Feels like we’re always in this point - so hard to get enough

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gif 1 of 7. Gwen is fighting the Vulture in a museum; she's trying to stop him from flying with her web. he's leaving a trail of destruction behind him: everything he goes near, glitches out and changes form because it's changing dimensions. an art piece is changed to a bunch of plushies and toys. "sidebar uh, maybe you could stop making a mess of the art museum for no reason", Gwen asks him.ALT
gif 2 of 7. with the help of her web, Gwen manages to get on top of the Vulture. "you call this art?", he scoffs.ALT
gif 2 of 7. "we're talking about it, aren't we?" Gwen says, still on his back. the Vulture takes a dive in the air, getting closer to the floor.ALT
gif 3 of 7. a giant balloon dog statue is beheaded by one of the Vulture's wings while he flies by it. "ridicolo" (ridiculous in italian), he comments as he ruins the piece. the statue head falls nearby scared museum guests. the dog sculpture is a reference to real life dog balloon statues "made" (conceptualized) by controversial artist Jeff Koons.ALT
gif 4 of 7. two men look at the inside of the statue head, filled with smaller sculptures of balloon dogs like a piñata. "oh, that's cool", one of the men says.ALT
gif 5 of 7. Vulture flies in the direction of the scared two guests and Gwen tries to stop him by pulling his wings. he changes course in the last second and flies higher, getting away from the two men.ALT
gif 6 of 7. "i mean, it's more of a meta commentary on what we call art, but it's also art", Gwen says, shrugging a bit while still holding onto Vulture's wings. end ID.ALT

In 1994, a monumental inflatable dog is exhibited for the first time and is set to remain on the international art scene for decades to come. In 2013, this same Balloon Dog, a work by Jeff Koons, beats the record for the most expensive work sold by a living artist at 58.4 million dollars. Born in 1955, Koons is known for his gigantic representations of mass media objects. Opinions on the artist vary: some see him as a pioneer, who will change art forever. Others consider him of bad taste and too commercial. — Jeff Koons and His Infamous Balloon Dog (x)

SPIDER-MAN: ACROSS THE SPIDER-VERSE (2023) —

dir. Joaquim Dos Santos & Justin K. Thompson & Kemp Powers.

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