Sara Waters presents us with a display of tools that are old, many of them are probably antiques. It is doubtful that she acquired any of them from a store shelf. It is more probable that the tools were found or bought after the tool had seen many hours of service. It is through use that it has become a piece of art. Rust eats away at the steel, slowly letting Mother Earth reclaim her precious ore.
Tools break and are repaired.
It is this change, over years of use, that has transformed these mass-produced items into individual pieces of art. Marcel Duchamp approaches the idea of art from a different angle. Art is what one decides it shall be. To Duchamp's way of thinking, anything can be art. In Perspective .