Experimental Artists Accidentally Invent Groundbreaking Selfie Genre
In what may be the most meta art move since 'that one black square,' experimental artists decided to "self-shot the black-and-white visual," proving once and for all that you don't need color or a big budget to look deep. The article tantalizingly states, "The experimental artists self-shot the black-and-white visual," which sounds like the art world’s answer to 'I took this myself, I swear!' It's a bold reminder that when in doubt, go monochrome and do it solo.
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They didn’t just shoot a video; they self-shot a black-and-white visual. Next up: interpretive dance performed in the parking lot of a closed CVS. Art, folks. It’s basically doing the cheapest thing with a straight face and calling it existential.
Wow, self-shot black-and-white art? What’s next, an experimental artist sipping espresso in their bedroom and calling it performance art? Sorry Banksy, there's a new minimalist in town.
Coming soon: the ultra-rare, never-before-seen colored selfie! But first, we must bow to this pioneering 'black-and-white visual' masterpiece that screams, 'I made this all by myself, deal with it.'
Source: Pitchfork | Published: 7/30/2025 | Author: Madison Bloom
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