Richard Morrison, of Wavertree, Liverpool, returned dwelling household the other hateful solar daytime to detect his door had been kicked inward yesteryear constabulary amongst a search warrant. They had been acting on a tip-off from a criminal who had broken into the artist's dwelling household but days earlier. He told officeholder he had seen a human caput inward Mr Morrison's house. The “head” was none other than a mask made from rashers of bacon, stored inward formaldehyde. Chief Inspector Stephen Naylor apologised to Morrison, promising that the constabulary forcefulness would pay for a novel front end door.
Morrison said the function was inspired yesteryear the creative individual Damien Hirst’s notorious shark inward formaldehyde. He added: "It's evidently a really macabre slice of work, but I never expected it to larn this reaction. The constabulary told me that the burglar was terrified - he had a crisis of conscience too confessed his crimes to his mother. I made the mask when I was on an fine art foundation course of didactics 2 years ago. It but seemed similar an interesting concept. I was quite proud of the result, although it's sagging a fleck now”. According to the BBC the criminal was arrested yesteryear constabulary for a unlike crime.
Says the IPKat, “One of the problems amongst conceptual fine art is that the fine art lies inward the concept equally much equally inward its formal execution. Take the concept too you’ve taken the heart too soul of the fine art ― but it’s non an infringement of copyright”.
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