An absolute 'waste' of beauty...

Rating: 10/10 (22 February 2004)

Well, I personally think that VG it's - beyond message and ideology's content - an absolute 'waste' of beauty, a marvelous art creation like a picture, a sculpture can be, where the transcendental comes inside you trough eyes. In VG aesthetics gets back it's natural power, the force it has in ourselves - giving life to our needs and desires - and makes it everything move, shine, be alive again. It also shows the essence of a decade where color, art, freedom, youth, difference and 'lust for life' were life's leiv motiv. And that's really beautiful, obviously if we don't see the starring end... or process to ruin. And that's the critical side of VG. I think that it's message is delicate but cruel at the time, but not extraordinary: we can read it in life itself (our 'ordinary' life): We always try to change the world, and we don't notice that we're only changing ourselves. If we would advert that sometime, I think we would take much more advantage of this tiny little life that has been given to us...