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Attacks on Masterpieces — Or an Act of Art? A revolver shot, a passionate lipstick kiss, a clumsy elbow, and the loud shredding of an auction house device. This series explores the fine line between the destruction of a canvas and the birth of a new artistic manifesto. Whether by accident, wild passion, or a calculated performance, these acts do not destroy masterpieces—they etch a fresh, and sometimes extraordinarily valuable, new chapter into their history.

A video presentation of three works exploring bodily and vegetal metamorphosis through handmade drawing, human–AI exchange and AI-generated imagery. Ambivalent Mutations asks how knowing an image’s origins changes what we see and value. Attraction and discomfort, vulnerability and protection, growth and dissolution remain unresolved—as does the question of authorship.

An artistic exploration of “The Master and His Muse” at the intersection of Cubism, Futurism, Metaphysical painting, and Naïve art. Picasso fragments the figure into geometric planes, Duchamp captures motion, de Chirico creates a mysterious three-dimensional space, and Rousseau offers a naïve vision of the world. Historical context and the author’s hypotheses enrich this visual dialogue on the nature of creativity.