The Concrete Joke
In the heart of Soho, where the galleries are white and the egos are larger than the buildings, Mark lived a life of curated virtue. He was a "Conceptualist," a man who believed that the most important part of art was the intention behind it. He spent his days attending openings and his nights reading Kierkegaard, convinced that he was the only authentic person in a city of simulations. His...
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