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Who Is The Real Artist?

Which of the two would you say is the real artist?
I must say that Vik Muniz and Thierry Guetta are both artist on their own way. But the question is who the “Real Artist” is? Well, it very hard to decide because there are no genuine qualifications, standards, or criteria for being real artists. It is just base on what they feel, their emotions, or what they want to express. As the famous quote says “There are no rules for being an artist. Only sins. And the cardinal sin is dullness.” Yes, so everyone can really be an artist. And sometimes, you can be an artist without even knowing or being aware that you are. As long as you do what you love and loving what you do, expect a masterpiece.
But for the purposes of this activity I will just settle for this. Vik Muniz is the artist that goes beyond to the art that is just being appreciated. But instead, his art actually inspired and changed the lives of the people living in Gramacho. It is beyond being an artist. But he is actually an instrument used by God to make difference to the perspectives in life of those garbage collectors. Because of him, those people began to be very proud to say to the world that Gramacho is their life, garbage is their life and they are not ashamed of it. Muniz’s portraits prove also that you don’t need expensive materials to create masterpieces, you just need the heart to do that. And surely the world can see it. That is also why I never doubted why the Film wasteland receives tons of awards that they truly deserve.
For me, you may never know or understand what is the reason of an artist behind his artwork but the thing is, it is just up to the audience how they will appreciate and instill with them their interpretation for that arts because arts shouldn’t be defined, but instead, it should only be appreciated and let those artwork speak for itself!

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