Cai Guo-Qiang: I Want to Believe - Head on, 2006

[jevries]

Would love to see a video on the fabrication of these wolves since he claims they are made of hay, metal wire and sheep skin.He's also Chinese.

[MrGulufo]

i was expecting explosions :(

[tzuyenwang]

@MrRAFALZAR

If you don't see anything in this piece of art then move on. Why get so worked up? Are you so insecure that you must then make a point that this art has no meaning? if you did that in life then you would be a fucking boring person.

[tzuyenwang]

@tzuyenwang and BTW, I saw this in person.

[freedens]

Я его знаю и видел лично.

[cokespittingdragon]

It's not complicated: Wolves move in packs. That's what makes them strong. However, that's what leads them to their downfall, because they follow each other into an invisible wall and STILL continue to do it. It represents society: we move blindly with one same ideology, hit a wall, and yet history repeats itself because we don't learn from our mistakes. The glass wall is of the same height and thickness as that of the Berlin wall. :)

[MrFujikuro]

@MrRAFALZAR  art is about our world and our history. they are directly 100% connected. You can not study one with out the other. I have study much art history and along with it came the history of wars, social and technological changes , changes in health and philosophy and the raise and fall of empires. I hear the same stories in my history classes as i do in my art classes. And you dont have to do research on berlin, hell you should already know about it before you reach highschool.

[MrRAFALZAR]

@MrFujikuro

I see rubbish..

[ytubueuser]

@MrRAFALZAR

jesus christ... it's a METAPHOR, people! think a little!

[snowman3475]

心里的墙。

[kaguth]

Are those real? If they aren't that's an amazing piece, if they are it seems like a huge hypocrisy.

[Rakkasans2006]

@kaguth the Cars and the wolves are all fake. It is illegal to hunt wolves in China.

[kaguth]

@Rakkasans2006 Cool, it looks like an amazing piece. I just wanted to be sure they weren't real skins, glad to know they aren't.

[PrimeMinister3]

Very cool. If it embeds a sort of commentary against this practice, then it is almost Ayn Rand-ish in nature.