Lana Newstrom’s Invisible Art

The purpose of art in a culture rotted through by moonbattery is to push contempt for the very concept of meaningful art to the last possible extreme of nihilistic absurdity. We have reached it:

A 27-year-old New York artist has invented something called “invisible art” and she is making millions selling it to people who absolutely must have it.

A documentary team from the Canadian Broadcasting radio network traveled to Lana Newstrom’s empty studio to learn more about her art that isn’t there.

“Just because you can’t see anything, doesn’t mean I didn’t put hours of work into creating a particular piece,” Newstrom told the CBC. “Art is about imagination and that is what my work demands of the people interacting with it. You have to imagine a painting or sculpture is in front of you.”

The most amusing aspect of the story is the image of snobby art collectors walking through an empty studio studiously staring at blank walls with track lighting properly illuminating the nothingness on display. Some of the art afficianados actually stop and soak in the lack of art that is not hanging on the blank wall and tilt their heads in a deeply thoughtful way as if to project their profound understanding of the message sent by the brilliant young artist and her stunning ability to not create anything.

According to her agent, Lana’s works “can fetch upwards of a million dollars.” We haven’t seen an insolent scam that required this much willful stupidity since Obama was elected.

On a tip from Robert J.