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Meanwhile, Sun Yuan and Peng Yu are currently working with top luxury fashion house Salvatore Ferragamo to create a lively, limited-edition Lunar New Year collection inspired by the 12 animals of the Chinese zodiac. “i love how we have inside jokes with millions of strangers online,” user VALERIE VERSACE commented. TikTok a video of a man at a playground playing with a toy that looks goofily similar to Can’t Help Myself. The post already has more than 1.7 million likes.
contributions of the artist duo Sun Yuan and Peng Yu: Cant Help Myself. Still, others are just having a bit of fun with the whole thing. In the technological imagination, the present is thus defined in terms of the. “It’s not a competition on which is sadder it’s the artist putting serious health problems art.” Angel (2008) Old Person’s Home (2007) Teenager Teenager (2011) The pair’s installation ‘Can’t Help Myself’ was initially commissioned for the Guggenheim Museum in 2016 as part of their ‘Tales of Our Time’ exhibit. In the past, they’ve conceptualized perception, death, and the human condition using live animals, taxidermy, human fat, baby cadavers, and robotics. “dear is sadder than I cant help myself,” user suggested. Sun Yuan and Peng Yu have earned themselves a reputation as controversial and thought-provoking collaborative artists. In that work, a a rubber hose tied to chair flails wildly inside a glass box. Yet others on social media pointed to another work by the same duo, dear (2015), as even sadder.
#DEAR SUN YUAN AND PENG YU MEANING SOFTWARE#
The work was originally commissioned by the Guggenheim for the 2016 exhibition “Tales of Our Time,” and its current resurgence in popularity appears to be linked to a November 2021 Facebook post by a software engineer who wrote that no art “has ever emotionally affected me the way this robot arm piece has affected me.” “At the beginning it looked pretty nice, and everything was clean. “It’s only getting sadder and sadder to watch,” said whose explainer post has accumulated 8.9 million views and 1.6 million likes. Many of the most-seen posts were uploaded in November, and are paired with a sad soundtrack. An art installation with an enormous robotic arm scooping blood-like red paint that wowed visitors to the 2019 Venice Biennale is making the rounds of the internet.Ī wave of video memes inspired by the China-born artists Sun Yuan and Peng Yu’s installation, Can’t Help Myself (2016–19), has cascaded upon TikTok, with some clips getting millions of views.
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