Until this morning I had never heard of Not Vital and am more than impressed. This guy rocks! I am most positive he has had a most interesting life! I’d love to spend a day with him.
Thank you for the this view into an artist I have never herd of. I like the calm and kind of natural way everything is set in this video. The place the story the art.
So very inspiring and depressing at the same moment...inspirational in his creative genius and quite depressing knowing that you will never reach his higher plane of thinking. Thank You for this video
It's conclusive that he has a sound mind to name himself "Not Vital". Watching this was an enjoyable experience of perplexity, reacting with both love and hate to the art and the artist. And I guess that's the point. Sincerely, Not an artist
I was intrigued initially by this artist and interview-UNTIL he said he said "We bought the camel, killed it, cut it up and put it in here ‘ ‘It’s all about believing ". Horrible! Abusing and/or killing animals for or in the name of "art" is NOT ART , it's sadism and murder. That poor poor Camel! Heartbreaking! Maddening! I did not continue watching after that! So sad.
As a fellow Swiss, I can assure you that it is extremely difficult to do these kinds of things in a swiss village. There are lots of rules, and if you're not at the city council you can't just do whatever you like in any non-traditional fashion. This person has a ton of money to pay for his whims and buy into a carefully crafted personal narrative. I'm kind of jealous of course. And I don't like the way he talks about the people in the village. Good for him it's all his property I guess...
Totally agree, I enjoy a lot of his work but he comes across as arrogant quite often. Many of his local projects are only possible because of his wealth and fame.
His sheer will and determination lead to his artwork, followed by his deserved wealth, and finally these incredible projects - he earned this privilege through a lifetime of commitment towards his art. Calling your townspeople donkeys, similarly to how you'd call your own family members sometimes, hardly is arrogant, but endearing. Nuance.
As someone interested in the production of this style of artist interview, I'd be very interested to know how long this video took to plan, film and edit, and how many crew were on the shoot. Thank you
Hi George. Thanks so much for your comment. The video shoot was arranged over a couple of months, the filming took place only for a day and the edit took a couple of weeks. In regards to the crew, there was only the producer/journalist and the photographer on the shoot.
The camel work made me think about the bible verse: “Truly I tell you, it is hard for a rich man to enter the kingdom of heaven. Again I tell you, it is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God.” Hmm, so here we have a rich man trapping/stuffing a whole camel in some silver balls... hmm hmm
My fav is Basquiat's Astronot. Very funny :D Not a fan of the camel destruction. The snowballs reminded me of enormous water droplets. He has the luxury of going all over the place to these unique buildings. I laughed when he had risen from the earth hehe :D
‘We bought the camel, killed it, cut it up and put it in here ‘ ‘It’s all about believing ‘. It’s no mystery that most of us think that 90% of modern art is pretentious crap.
I've been an artist and art teacher for over forty years and this just reminds me of what a con job so much art has become. If you are connected or well known you can paint or sculpt anything and people will say "wow, isn't that clever and interesting" about things that they would otherwise say "what a bunch of pretentious junk."
. He has absolutely no need to con anyone, he already has plenty of money he could be spending like any other rich person. No need to make art. If a rich person makes bad work, sure there will always be people to say oh how clever. Just like there are tons of less successful artists many of whom are teachers, who also do bad or mediocre work, and people say how clever. Yes this guy is rich and entitled. But he also happens to be a very good artist. That you can't see that is your loss.
just a rich guy who makes a bunch of boring stuff with his money, kind of reminds me of Dante's Divine Comedy "Yeah old Dante's pretty good I guess, The Divine Comedy," opined my friend Jeffrey one day on the yard, "Kinda long and boring as hell." He laughed. But of course, we both knew it was true. a real artist can make a miracle happen with a sheet of paper and a number two pencil if he's got that fire!
8:14 " Dans mon rêve de vie éternelle, il ne se passe pas grand-chose. Peut-être que je vis dans une grotte. Oui, j'aime les grottes, il fait sombre et frais et je me sens en sécurité à l'intérieur. Souvent je me demande si il y'a eu un réel progrès depuis la vie dans les grottes. Lorsque je suis assis là, écoutant calmement le bruit de la mer, entouré de créatures amicales, je pense à ce que je voudrais enlever dans ce monde : les puces, les oiseaux de proie, l'argent et le travail. Probablement aussi les films porno et la croyance en Dieu. " Michel Houellebecq, interventions 2020, " J'ai un rêve ".
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*Watch Not Vital's advice to aspiring artists:*
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I love Not Vital so much, I aspire to be like him. He simply lives life, and does what he wants, while being a genuinely lovely human being
Until this morning I had never heard of Not Vital and am more than impressed. This guy rocks! I am most positive he has had a most interesting life! I’d love to spend a day with him.
Wunderschöne Welt von Notvital. Positiv und Lebensbejahend.
Architecture of the beauty, man and nature. I love it. Thank you so much, art is life, very life.
Thank you for the this view into an artist I have never herd of. I like the calm and kind of natural way everything is set in this video. The place the story the art.
A story about art brilliantly told.
So very inspiring and depressing at the same moment...inspirational in his creative genius and quite depressing knowing that you will never reach his higher plane of thinking. Thank You for this video
he did you could, no?
So many great interesting observations you can dwell upon. The music seems tailored for this video =)
this was really incredible, what an interesting mind
Incredible!!!!
It's conclusive that he has a sound mind to name himself "Not Vital". Watching this was an enjoyable experience of perplexity, reacting with both love and hate to the art and the artist. And I guess that's the point.
Sincerely,
Not an artist
Thanks so much for watching. 🌷 His birthname is actually Not Vital 😊
That's why I dream for a piece of land
this is amazing
Grateful to you
I think the same.
I was intrigued initially by this artist and interview-UNTIL he said he said "We bought the camel, killed it, cut it up and put it in here ‘ ‘It’s all about believing ". Horrible! Abusing and/or killing animals for or in the name of "art" is NOT ART , it's sadism and murder. That poor poor Camel! Heartbreaking! Maddening! I did not continue watching after that! So sad.
Great, thanks !
These videos are fantastic. Cant believe there is this much good free content. University architecture classes could watch this.
As a fellow Swiss, I can assure you that it is extremely difficult to do these kinds of things in a swiss village. There are lots of rules, and if you're not at the city council you can't just do whatever you like in any non-traditional fashion. This person has a ton of money to pay for his whims and buy into a carefully crafted personal narrative. I'm kind of jealous of course. And I don't like the way he talks about the people in the village. Good for him it's all his property I guess...
Well yeah, calling them all donkeys maybe was not very nice
@@MarcelRecasensPrivilege of the rich
Totally agree, I enjoy a lot of his work but he comes across as arrogant quite often. Many of his local projects are only possible because of his wealth and fame.
poor person: you can't park your car there criminal
rich person: of course we can demolish that bridge we believe in progress and freedom
His sheer will and determination lead to his artwork, followed by his deserved wealth, and finally these incredible projects - he earned this privilege through a lifetime of commitment towards his art. Calling your townspeople donkeys, similarly to how you'd call your own family members sometimes, hardly is arrogant, but endearing. Nuance.
As someone interested in the production of this style of artist interview, I'd be very interested to know how long this video took to plan, film and edit, and how many crew were on the shoot. Thank you
Also wanna know:)
Hi George. Thanks so much for your comment. The video shoot was arranged over a couple of months, the filming took place only for a day and the edit took a couple of weeks. In regards to the crew, there was only the producer/journalist and the photographer on the shoot.
@@thelouisianachannel Thank you very much for this. It's helpful to hear that it can all be done with a light crew and still achieve great results.
Comments are gold. I am surprised an artist can still bring a rule-monger out of people in the 21st century
I'm surprised anyone is using the term "rule-monger" in the comments section where people just post their opinions 😐
The camel work made me think about the bible verse: “Truly I tell you, it is hard for a rich man to enter the kingdom of heaven. Again I tell you, it is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God.” Hmm, so here we have a rich man trapping/stuffing a whole camel in some silver balls... hmm hmm
That's cool - Nietzsche's old stomping grounds.
What a fascinating insight into not’s artistic universe. thank you!
PS I’m intrigued what is the music used on this film please ?
I love that dude.
Quel régal ! Thank u
My fav is Basquiat's Astronot. Very funny :D
Not a fan of the camel destruction.
The snowballs reminded me of enormous water droplets.
He has the luxury of going all over the place to these unique buildings.
I laughed when he had risen from the earth hehe :D
Amazing
Comments are fire. For anyone provoked please know this artist wed (married) a horse…and yes it’s on RUclips 😂
fire
Wait wait.. what did he said about he killed a camel..!? For those silver balls?. What!?
rich dude plays minecraft irl
him: at the austrian-itallian border
me: wait? they share a border
google maps: yep
u must b american :-))
@@TheKunstlich i'm nigerian but i hope to go to america one day :)
Does he sell these or just live in them
‘We bought the camel, killed it, cut it up and put it in here ‘ ‘It’s all about believing ‘. It’s no mystery that most of us think that 90% of modern art is pretentious crap.
Enjoy your print of dogs playing poker. It's the print of choice for 90 percent of people who think most modern art is pretentious crap.
Why does everyone assume they really stuffed a camel inside the silver balls?
I've been an artist and art teacher for over forty years and this just reminds me of what a con job so much art has become. If you are connected or well known you can paint or sculpt anything and people will say "wow, isn't that clever and interesting" about things that they would otherwise say "what a bunch of pretentious junk."
Exactly. It’s most of it is tripe.
This dude just has money to piss around.
its always been like this. But no worries, there is art for every taste
@@jackfirmin5814 absolutely. We are lucky to live in a time with so much art. It’s an embarrassment of riches.
@@jackfirmin5814 absolutely. We are lucky to live in a time with so much art. It’s an embarrassment of riches.
. He has absolutely no need to con anyone, he already has plenty of money he could be spending like any other rich person. No need to make art. If a rich person makes bad work, sure there will always be people to say oh how clever. Just like there are tons of less successful artists many of whom are teachers, who also do bad or mediocre work, and people say how clever. Yes this guy is rich and entitled. But he also happens to be a very good artist. That you can't see that is your loss.
I love you
just a rich guy who makes a bunch of boring stuff with his money, kind of reminds me of Dante's Divine Comedy "Yeah old Dante's pretty good I guess, The Divine Comedy," opined my friend Jeffrey one day on the yard, "Kinda long and boring as hell." He laughed. But of course, we both knew it was true. a real artist can make a miracle happen with a sheet of paper and a number two pencil if he's got that fire!
I'm sure this rambling self-indulgent chatter is considered profound by someone.
This guy is trapped in his own head and somehow the world allows it and even condones it
I don't think the world cares.
In a free world, as long as you’re not breaking any law, it should be so.
8:14 " Dans mon rêve de vie éternelle, il ne se passe pas grand-chose. Peut-être que je vis dans une grotte. Oui, j'aime les grottes, il fait sombre et frais et je me sens en sécurité à l'intérieur. Souvent je me demande si il y'a eu un réel progrès depuis la vie dans les grottes. Lorsque je suis assis là, écoutant calmement le bruit de la mer, entouré de créatures amicales, je pense à ce que je voudrais enlever dans ce monde : les puces, les oiseaux de proie, l'argent et le travail. Probablement aussi les films porno et la croyance en Dieu. " Michel Houellebecq, interventions 2020, " J'ai un rêve ".
His houses are all empty, just like his art.
This guys just has way too much money to play with...
Modern Art is complete garbage, was that feces on his wall 1:13.
@Zephyr: All art made between 1860 and 1970 is terrible? What a bizarre claim.
This guy has no idea of what idea of what he’s talking about