Art or Garbage? Controversy Surrounds Central Academy of Fine Arts Graduation Exhibition

Controversy Surrounds Central Academy of Fine Arts Graduation Exhibition: Art or Garbage?
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The Central Academy of Fine Arts (CAFA) graduation exhibition recently opened to the public, sparking widespread discussion with several standout works. One installation, titled "Super Honeycomb," has become the center of a heated online debate.
At first glance, "Super Honeycomb" appears to be nothing more than a pile of discarded cardboard. Upon closer inspection, it still looks like a pile of cardboard! This installation, also known as "This Too Shall Pass," consists of stacked, cut cardboard pieces and moving cardboard boxes powered by a mechanical device. The cardboard is arranged on a screen displaying videos of cardboard production, recycling, and shredding. Projected hands are seen climbing the cardboard boxes. The artist's description explains that the piece symbolizes the transient nature of cardboard in a consumer society, emphasizing its rapid use, transport, disposal, recycling, and transformation into new boxes, all without knowing its final destination or whether it will be preserved.
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