Kommentare zu: Brody & Paetau: DogCarpets – Das Interview

Von: Tereza

Tereza — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 12:43:20 +0000

This is to much, really.

Von: Chiara

Chiara — Fri, 15 May 2009 15:24:42 +0000

Sorry for discovering this thing so late. It is true that this action catches the society hipocrisy but it’s even more true that the omnivores society is based on species and some species which are closer to ours like pets deserve a different treatment from others. it’s a stupid idea thinking that they are same for the meateaters. that’s how the western society is built and this work doesn’t make any change or reflection on it. i am a super vegetarian and animalist and for me there is no difference between a cow and a cat, but i respect the fact that in our society some other animals are more lucky than others, as well as men are more lucky than dogs. u simply turn the lucky ones in unlucky ones.. so what kind of reflection of hipocrisy is this, if not another easy arty project to catch scandal reviews on forgotten magazines?

besides this, it’s not true that some pets were left to an hospital from the ‘evil’ owners who didn’t care of their bodies. simply these pet hospitals have the duty of burning ther body after natural death (without necessarily the owner’s presence) which is commonly the practice on every pet. i wonder if the owner were informed of your great idea to make them live forever and how a serous doctor can be responsible of its trade.

what about the shelter were u went first? i think is less horrible that these overcrowded dogs shelter practice poison injection (which is at least a not painful death) with doctors, than two kids expecting to pantomime damien hirst turning dead animals into carpets.

that’s it, i criticize the fact that u even pretend to criticize a society without the necessary elements that a work about death should require.

Von: Pancho Pantera

Pancho Pantera — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 22:11:12 +0000

Thanxs anja for saying in that way, I agree with you, the status of art is really a way for showing how sick is the autor and produce every shit that his twisted freaked mind want to produce, stupids moorons, (hijos de puta, mejor) I’ll like to make a carpet of those guys too.

Von: anon

anon — Wed, 21 May 2008 19:45:14 +0000

Where can I buy some of these dog mats?

I’m serious.

Von: Lilu

Lilu — Wed, 21 May 2008 11:42:02 +0000

Ob die Tiere nun Tiertötungsstationen oder Tierkliniken stammen.. es ist einfach völlig respektloses Verhalten den toten Tieren gegenüber! Ich find sowas krank und diese “Künstler” (welche in meinen Augen keine sind) sind nicht besser als diese Bastarde in den Tiertötungsstationen!! Es sollte mal lieber dafür gesorgt werden das diese Tiere irgendwie die Chance erhalten zu überleben, aber nein es muss ja wieder provokant bis zum abwinken sein. Wer so etwas gut heißen kann ist in meinen Augen ein Minderwertiger Scheißhaufen!

Von: suse

suse — Wed, 21 May 2008 11:15:40 +0000

ich finde es heftig, dass es wirklich leute gibt, die es schaffen sich selber mit so ner barbarei eine gesellschaftskritik vorzugakeln….

Von: mimi

mimi — Sun, 18 May 2008 12:03:40 +0000

ich finde es einfach nur ekelhaft und überflüßig. gib´s irgentwein grund für so´n scheiße?
man muss so neu und inovativ sein, da kann man ja gleich kleine babyleichen als werbeträger an hängen in die ubahn oder so.

Von: anja

anja — Sat, 17 May 2008 10:59:52 +0000

There are much better ways showing the world it’s illness. But beeing an artist of course is an excusion for every sick shit to produce. Why don’t you make carpets of dead and murdered people in poor or suppressed countries too? You could show the whole world that they did not care about those victims of war or hunger! Isn’t that a really great chance for such brave and aesthetic guys like you to show everybody how big your spirit really is?