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Evil company vs artist
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this post was submitted on 22 Nov 2024
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wait wait wait wait ... if I vandalize property, do I get intellectual property rights over the creation?? Or even ignoring the legal aspect, do I get moral rights to the creation? Not sure I have the balls to make that claim.
curious how you know it's vandalism. like murals are a thing, getting approval from the building owner is a thing, one of the parts I miss most about my hometown was the art everywhere, but "fuck you" if you use spray paint as your medium I guess
You're asserting that Banksy gets permission from the owner of the wall before they paint on it? If so there's a lot of people out there pretending to know nothing about it when some art appears on their walls.
I'm not asserting anything, I was asking why he was asserting that it was definitively vandalism lol
If they had paid for use of the wall it would be very easy for them to prove it's not vandalism. They've never said they had permission, that I'm aware of. Can you link to them saying they do?
It makes money to have a famous artist give them free art
dude. as I just said im literally not trying to make a point, I don't care enough to find a link or whatever. please get off my booty cheeks lmao
The point is we don't know, so we can't be sure it's vandalism. We just don't know.