From Selling $300,000 Artwork at Sotheby’s to Serving The People | HYPEBEAST Diaries Lucien Smith

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  • Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
  • Lucien Smith spent his early art career selling paintings for $300,000 at Sotheby's and modeling for Supreme. Five years ago, he had an identity crisis and took a much needed hiatus from the art world. HYPEBEAST visits Lucien at his creative hideaway to find out what he's learned as he prepares his next big moves.
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  • @slitherr5036
    @slitherr5036 4 года назад +577

    This video is mad confusing for a person who doesn’t know who Lucien is and his past.

  • @jonwittmann3042
    @jonwittmann3042 4 года назад +448

    he was a victim of essentially a bull market for contemporary artists. his work sold for that 300k mark in 2014, but because people were only buying it for the quick flip, a lot of his work ended up selling for 70 - 90% discounts in the following years. some of his estimates are hitting like 7-10k when they used to sell for close to 400k back in "the day."
    it's interesting to see how the idea of buying at auction as an investment has gone from buying long dead artists' work to buying basically directly from cutting edge new artists. this is a huge issue because their work cant mature and live as it previously did, there is no value in it's story, it is essentially just a stock.

    • @Eaiq
      @Eaiq 4 года назад +22

      I think time will tell that the climactic rise and fall is a story in and of itself. You'll probably see the work of these so called "zombie formalists" in the MoMA in decades with placards telling you about a time in art history where the markets went haywire.

    • @jacintofernandes2907
      @jacintofernandes2907 4 года назад +7

      I loved this, is there any resources to read on him on the contemporary market in 2014 you'd recommend?

    • @didibjj
      @didibjj 4 года назад +2

      @@jacintofernandes2907 bump, im also curious about this

    • @jonwittmann3042
      @jonwittmann3042 4 года назад +9

      @@didibjj @Jacinto Fernandes - www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-09-19/that-100-000-painting-bought-to-flip-yours-for-about-20-000
      this is one i found with a quick search. you should be able to find more on artnet or artnews

    • @ronaldolamont
      @ronaldolamont 4 года назад +3

      I'm curious as to why you would call him a "victim"? I hardly think so!!

  • @MURDAHSIDE
    @MURDAHSIDE 4 года назад +435

    I thought by him "serving the people" meant he ended up working at McDonalds.

    • @michel23ortega
      @michel23ortega 4 года назад +5

      x2

    • @rigobertovargas5939
      @rigobertovargas5939 4 года назад +3

      Yeah I heard he used to serve at Johnny rockets and also at Dairy Queen. I was busboy

    • @devinkk
      @devinkk 4 года назад +4

      wow...people can be hateful as hell for now reason.

    • @beluwuga
      @beluwuga 4 года назад

      devinkk exactly

    • @gavinreid5387
      @gavinreid5387 4 года назад +7

      I seriously expected this video to be about an ex artist.

  • @charleswilliams7128
    @charleswilliams7128 4 года назад +196

    LMAO I clicked on this cause I thought this was Chad from Toro y Moi

  • @kelpo_boi
    @kelpo_boi 4 года назад +59

    “In 2017, Smith launched the creative initiative SERVICE THE PEOPLE. Their aim is to facilitate innovative conversation through the intersection of art and culture.” lmao i got clickbaited

  • @CannonLord
    @CannonLord 4 года назад +122

    he sold those paintings by marketing himself, just as he is doing in this video..

    • @conversationswithadrianne
      @conversationswithadrianne 4 года назад +4

      Good point. I don’t see a problem with it. His art was/is still art, he just put a high value on it.

    • @magnusmyrtveit4306
      @magnusmyrtveit4306 4 года назад +3

      those paintings were sold at the peak of zombie formalism. they were commodities, not art.

  • @theawesomemang123
    @theawesomemang123 3 года назад +13

    I personally liked the video. It seems like he really reflected on his past. I appreciate the words he shared.

  • @jacquessparrow1595
    @jacquessparrow1595 4 года назад +77

    Wait... so where exactly does he serve the people?

    • @tessoy
      @tessoy 4 года назад +5

      JackedUpSparrow Art it’s the name of the his organisation/collective art group i think

    • @jacquessparrow1595
      @jacquessparrow1595 4 года назад +17

      Ha! If thats the case, i got clickbaited so bad... anyway thanks for clearing that up.

    • @japhy6536
      @japhy6536 4 года назад +1

      Right?

  • @bananana2624
    @bananana2624 4 года назад +155

    What a pretentious video. Shallow af. Didn’t learn a damn thing about this artists except that he is technically“ successful. Coming from a company with the word hype in their name what do you expect?

    • @alexiscolby9415
      @alexiscolby9415 4 года назад +9

      Bana Nana my thoughts exactly and the “Artist” comes off as arrogant and full of himself, it’s amazing how the value of his work for a minute was once high feeding his ego. Plenty of more talented and genuine Artists who are way more humble and more skilled. We won’t hear about him 50-100 years from now.

    • @Av4nQuisH
      @Av4nQuisH 4 года назад +8

      @@alexiscolby9415 alot of the great artists and even renaissance masters were incredibly arrogant and narcissistic, most of em are, even the unsuccessful ones... nothing new here

    • @alexiscolby9415
      @alexiscolby9415 4 года назад +10

      Yusef Ali yes and the key word here is that they were *masters* this guy isn’t.

    • @Av4nQuisH
      @Av4nQuisH 4 года назад +9

      @@alexiscolby9415 nah like i said even the unsuccessful ones, u have to have an element of arrogance to succeed especially as an artist

    • @luiscuesta0719
      @luiscuesta0719 4 года назад +3

      Yusef Ali Yusef Ali kara walker, Louise bourgeois, jack whiten, Phillip guston are highly respected artists. They all have obsessions and developed strong personalities but at least they have some form of intellectualism and they are still humble. Not basic and shallow “look how much money I make” like this guy, which is why what happened to him with the art auctions happened

  • @ArtByCater
    @ArtByCater 4 года назад +12

    Congratulations! On achieving that level of being an artist,
    I love doing art an how each piece makes me feel, an bonus when you sell a piece that a customer just as a pleased with the art as well.
    Thank You
    ~Chuck

  • @ImTooAbstract
    @ImTooAbstract 4 года назад +66

    I’m confused at the title - how is he “serving the people”?

    • @nonamemoname
      @nonamemoname 4 года назад +6

      thats the name of the gallery/show if im not mistaken

    • @ImTooAbstract
      @ImTooAbstract 4 года назад +5

      @@nonamemoname ahhh im an idiot, thanks

    • @jackfirmin5814
      @jackfirmin5814 3 года назад +3

      his organisation is called that way. they sell work of artists that nobody knows, without keeping money for themselfes (sorry for my english, not a native speaker here).

  • @olejohnson5159
    @olejohnson5159 4 года назад +13

    and I thought I know everything and everyone in the art world, never knew this guy existed, I wish I could get that kind of hype, I'm certain I will deliver.

    • @someguy1688
      @someguy1688 3 года назад +4

      Here’s a life tip: the moment you think you know everything about something is usually the moment you realize you don’t know shit about anything. Everyone just a stupid human being trying to live life by obtaining as much information as possible in 1 lifetime... well, at the ones who don’t want to stay stupid. Anyways, peace.

    • @olejohnson5159
      @olejohnson5159 3 года назад +1

      @@someguy1688 true! "The more you know, the more you realize you don't know." Thanks for the "life tip" some guy in the internet.

  • @georgeatlarge
    @georgeatlarge 2 года назад +2

    I understand this man 100% found what cannot be purchased, you must have painted yourself it's called peace of mind and it's priceless..

  • @unicornlens
    @unicornlens 3 года назад +11

    How is he “serving the people”? I had hoped to see a little depth.

    • @ThePooper3000
      @ThePooper3000 3 года назад +5

      Apparently "Serving the People" is the name of the non-profit he founded. I was also confused by the title.

  • @darinjmb
    @darinjmb 4 года назад +34

    No clue who this dude is, but it appears that he learned from his past pretty effectively

  • @TheRealGuywithoutaMustache
    @TheRealGuywithoutaMustache 4 года назад +11

    Lucien is an inspiration, videos like these are perfect to learn from.

    • @danm94
      @danm94 4 года назад +2

      And what exactly we suppose to learn? Care to enlighten us?

    • @ElijahMcClinton
      @ElijahMcClinton 4 года назад

      Lazy Panda seeing someone do cool shit

  • @bangus75
    @bangus75 4 года назад +15

    He said the art market is perfect because it benefited him. He admitted that he wasn't even acknowledging where he was, so how do you expect him to look critically at all the ways the art market fails?

    • @devinkk
      @devinkk 4 года назад +1

      Nah I think you misunderstood. I think he was saying it's perfect for what it does, and who it serves...but that is not artists nor the masses

  • @JorgeSomething
    @JorgeSomething 4 года назад +22

    I don’t know what I’m watching can someone elaborate on This ?

    • @jackfirmin5814
      @jackfirmin5814 3 года назад

      This guy became very succesfull (in terms of art sales) right after his graduation, at a very young age. Then he had some good years, but as it turns out many people also were speculating with his paintings. They ended up in auctions and got sold for even more money, until the bubble popped and the auction results were very low. Not sure if this speculating is new (capitalism is a bitch), but definetly the artists became younger and younger a few years ago. The term "zombie formalism" was coined for some of them, even though it is very inacurate. 2015 it seems like this guy stopped working with galleries and started making his own thing.

  • @sofiagreene2211
    @sofiagreene2211 4 года назад +28

    “i think the gallery system is really good at providing resources for artists to grow exponentially” - the emptiest most bullshit statement ever made my someone who clearly knows nothing about how the gallery system really operates

    • @gongorelocksmagiincommand
      @gongorelocksmagiincommand 4 года назад

      Lol that’s what I thought. Of course he would say the gallery system is really good because it’s working for him. I doubt he would say the same if he had not benefited from it. I never wanna talk shit about people in such a public fashion but the statement he made seemed quite biased.

    • @jackfirmin5814
      @jackfirmin5814 3 года назад +1

      @@gongorelocksmagiincommand it "worked" for him since he is not represented by any gallery anymore. Besides I agree witih you.

  • @ohflamingo6905
    @ohflamingo6905 4 года назад +22

    I don’t know this guy and what he does and I don’t know anything about the art world. However for me an artist is somebody who has a skill. It can be painting, woodworking, sculpture... But just being cool and knowing people is not art for me. That is why I quit art school after 2 months.Everybody was just talking all day long and nobody was actually doing anything!

    • @PeterPepper93
      @PeterPepper93 4 года назад +4

      They were probably discussing a conceptual piece

    • @Joghurtbakje
      @Joghurtbakje 4 года назад +5

      Oh flamingo you quit art school because people were... talking?

    • @thatsmebrada1048
      @thatsmebrada1048 4 года назад +4

      Oh flamingo The idea of art being about having skill is so dumb i can't even argue about it normally.Art is about crazy new ideas and concepts,about expressing new ways of seeing and feeling the world around us,not just some beautiful flower or trees kind of nonsense you learn to like as a child.You dont like it?just walk away no one needs your shitty opinions.If you think about it people who now are considered great artists were hated and despised during their lifetime and there are ton of exaples for that.

  • @hansmdinkermaniiv1665
    @hansmdinkermaniiv1665 4 года назад +7

    Oh used to hang out with him in Hollywood and see him at parties all the time didn’t know he was rich haha. He was always pretty low key

    • @rigobertovargas5939
      @rigobertovargas5939 4 года назад

      Hans M Dinkerman IIV oh yeah lol were you theta bro I recognize you name. Kappa?

    • @ferramirez4570
      @ferramirez4570 4 года назад +2

      @@rigobertovargas5939 Are you guys gonna start dancing like the movie?

    • @rigobertovargas5939
      @rigobertovargas5939 4 года назад

      Fer Ramirez which one bro? I was in step up and step up 2 the beats but that one didn’t get the green light. I am an extra I got extra credit you know what I mean

    • @rigobertovargas5939
      @rigobertovargas5939 4 года назад +1

      Hans have you heard of that party going on tonight? In the hills over there off Ventura? Major thotties tonight unless u r gay

    • @hansmdinkermaniiv1665
      @hansmdinkermaniiv1665 4 года назад +1

      Rigoberto Vargas thise parties are fun if your a teenager but after partying like that for ten years it’s gets pretty boring you’ve seen everything and people have life’s at that point

  • @MrLuckylouie
    @MrLuckylouie 4 года назад +10

    So the video was about him buying a house...

  • @Etime5
    @Etime5 4 года назад +2

    Those seed packet paintings are amazing!

  • @NoNamePerson18
    @NoNamePerson18 3 года назад +2

    Bruh, modern art is simply TAX EVASION

  • @Sarah2ill
    @Sarah2ill 4 года назад

    5:34 WELL DAMN! another one! thanks for having me soundtrack this awesome video @hypebeast

    • @someguy1688
      @someguy1688 3 года назад

      So let me get this straight... they stole not one, but two of your songs, gave no credit, and you’re happy?
      people just like taking advantage of themselves nowadays ig lmao

  • @OIOIOIIOOIOOOOOIOIOOOIII
    @OIOIOIIOOIOOOOOIOIOOOIII 4 года назад +1

    wow nice lovely vibe. this (Diaries) is a great series.

  • @creatingreality291
    @creatingreality291 3 года назад +1

    Its strange how complete strangers will try to plan out YOUR life and not even tell YOU about it. So when you b pursue something that's meaningful to you, they get mad??
    You are the creator, not their creation.

  • @jupitired777
    @jupitired777 4 года назад +1

    great video

  • @jackfirmin5814
    @jackfirmin5814 3 года назад +1

    I liked this video. Its nice to see people evolving and realizing that were assholes etc. Not sure about the STP organisation, but at least he tries.

  • @cvjss2
    @cvjss2 4 года назад +8

    He doesn't come across as particularly likeable even now.......

  • @wilmerleonardouseche6524
    @wilmerleonardouseche6524 2 года назад +1

    many people say that he was "used" by the art sistem , but he reach success ! despite temporary high prices of his work,,,,,nevertheless he still have a "name" , he won a lot of money, and art market will dont forget if he remain making good art,,,,,to different to many unknown artists that never will have recognition by his work !!

  • @borissuboticart
    @borissuboticart 4 года назад +16

    But ......where is the art ? You have empty House and empty studio....Where is the art man ?

  • @rvb-if5id
    @rvb-if5id 3 года назад +9

    i am sorry but he is still overhyped...

  • @Xxpavement_angelxX
    @Xxpavement_angelxX 4 года назад +3

    This is pure inspiration in life

  • @anandai3480
    @anandai3480 4 года назад +1

    Also I need his oregon tshirt

  • @hippywolf
    @hippywolf 4 года назад

    Gallery world is working perfect for you G

  • @damsonpirate
    @damsonpirate 4 года назад +1

    I didn't really learn anything but for me it's still always inspiring to see an artist have a fulfilling career and especially so young

  • @kaihams2144
    @kaihams2144 4 года назад +1

    Do a diary on lil jupiterr

  • @GoldenBloodyBeared
    @GoldenBloodyBeared 4 года назад +2

    keep making art for you sugar daddies

  • @okamohd
    @okamohd 4 года назад +2

    this man look a lot like Toro y Moi

  • @japhy6536
    @japhy6536 4 года назад +2

    Did I miss the part about how is serving humanity ?

  • @Sarah2ill
    @Sarah2ill 4 года назад

    3:07 OH SHIT ANOTHER BEAT! ;-)

  • @jack_mclennan
    @jack_mclennan 4 года назад +1

    serving the people lol. thats a good one

    • @jack_mclennan
      @jack_mclennan 4 года назад +1

      " i think the art market and galleries work perfectly." then why the fuck do you wanna change it? you just wanna do the same shit and find "young creatives," the same way everyone who gets too big does. STP is just a gallery and now instead of an artist your a curator. Then they'll all get huge and sell art and it's all the same dude. art will never really thrive under capitalism. maybe for a small amount of men.

  • @NicoSisianu
    @NicoSisianu 4 года назад +10

    lol being avoiding this hypebeast video from feed for 4 days straight because I know nothing from hype beast is anything than superficial , well now I can unsubscribe peacefully. have a nice day all.

  • @andrewarthur_AD5
    @andrewarthur_AD5 4 года назад

    dope - keep it real never compromise.

  • @missbeaussie
    @missbeaussie 4 года назад +1

    Life isn't about not being a dick it's about taking accountability, recognising when you were a dick, figuring out why, apologising, learning, changing, growing and helping others do the same.

    • @missbeaussie
      @missbeaussie 4 года назад

      I think he has a lot more growing to do. We all do. I expected to see more humility but there is seeds of growth

  • @Sarah2ill
    @Sarah2ill 4 года назад

    1:31 AYY thats my BEAT! thanks for allowing me to be apart of this!!!

  • @jelanibyrd5031
    @jelanibyrd5031 4 года назад

    Beautiful.

  • @conradbo1
    @conradbo1 4 года назад

    Interesting artist and interesting video.

  • @noelpf
    @noelpf 4 года назад +7

    Good for him for having that realization but his art is pretty ehhh...I would break down in tears if I ever sold a painting for a fraction of what he sells his for lol It's who you know I guess..

    • @afiffaizal8891
      @afiffaizal8891 3 года назад

      genuine question, what constitutes good art then?

  • @blublopble
    @blublopble 4 года назад +8

    dont know why people are criticising him for having a big ego here when hes actually being reflective on his past and humbling himself?

    • @melveo2569
      @melveo2569 4 года назад

      blublopble exactly lol

    • @conversationswithadrianne
      @conversationswithadrianne 4 года назад +1

      They sound a tad bit envious of his success in my opinion. So much so that they don’t care to see the change in him.

  • @robinverslegers9084
    @robinverslegers9084 4 года назад

    I am confused, in the 60 there is a Belgian artist JEf Geys who already made these type of paintings of seed bags the same size as the original bags, does he know this, or does he not. Who is this dude?

  • @joelcormier2519
    @joelcormier2519 4 года назад

    Foot that ladder I was like whoa!

  • @prodbyskeptics6206
    @prodbyskeptics6206 4 года назад

    inspiring

  • @maceirachesco
    @maceirachesco 4 года назад +1

    HYPE

  • @kikeheebchinkjigaboo6631
    @kikeheebchinkjigaboo6631 4 года назад +2

    I don’t see the work

  • @louiscohen1731
    @louiscohen1731 4 года назад

    So how does he serve the people? Missed that bit

  • @Chron_Dawg78
    @Chron_Dawg78 10 месяцев назад

    like the Wranglers

  • @octaviannicholas4032
    @octaviannicholas4032 4 года назад

    Who made the instrumentals?

  • @BobHenry4161
    @BobHenry4161 4 года назад +2

    He is fly tho

  • @jaimeg5154
    @jaimeg5154 2 года назад

    Lifeofart

  • @hansencarnacion5886
    @hansencarnacion5886 4 года назад +2

    dis dude looks like toro y moi (chaz bear)

    • @xcvxcvcxvxvcq
      @xcvxcvcxvxvcq 4 года назад +1

      hanseee They are both half Filipino and half black

    • @hansencarnacion5886
      @hansencarnacion5886 4 года назад

      @@xcvxcvcxvxvcq ahh didn't realize Lucien Smith was too, thas dope

  • @ZUNNI333
    @ZUNNI333 4 года назад +1

    Had never heard of him, regardless this was a good introduction of him. Amazing documentary

  • @michel23ortega
    @michel23ortega 4 года назад +3

    Clickbait title AF!

  • @fijaciones
    @fijaciones 4 года назад

    Music/Beat in the video that starts around 1:30 mark?

  • @henrycastle1
    @henrycastle1 10 месяцев назад

    ❤ Dude
    best wishes from me,
    Personally

  • @DuenoJesus
    @DuenoJesus 4 года назад +1

    Thought Lucien Smith was my actual brother (as they look identically similar), I am presuming a fine arts major/career myself... This video was pretty inspiring thing to watch-watching the simplicity of actually *doing* good work!

  • @joab8436
    @joab8436 4 года назад

    clicked this thinking it was Toro y moi

  • @boyfrienddick
    @boyfrienddick 3 года назад +4

    I literally guessed he was an aries after the first minute of watching then googled it and he is

  • @campbellalbertina
    @campbellalbertina 4 года назад +1

    Never heard of him.

  • @nicholaseady2173
    @nicholaseady2173 4 года назад

    Such shell is content

  • @PerryLevy
    @PerryLevy 4 года назад

    Lucien is a humble artist and I'm excited to see what else he's got up his sleeves...like a feature film!

  • @NA-kp6kv
    @NA-kp6kv 4 года назад

    whos the bob in the beginning?

  • @thebirds2406
    @thebirds2406 4 года назад +1

    Beeing honest, I haven't leaned nothing here, and his Art work is contemporary, no offense to contemporary Art work , they are like home decorating piece but there's no denying with good portofolio and great contact , attending the wealthy and rich events and meeting those who are working for them selling them everything and anything with value or not they buy. That is great thing to earn a living, it's business. Rich people are in competition and daring themselves about who's willing to out more and more and it goes up... Indeed He made a lot of money, he is earning his living well from making 300,000$ and falling at 10,000$ , it diminued the value of his Art. Still he is earning 10,000$ from each art piece though and with that one can live really fine. But how about The value of your work it is said Money cannot buy everything and This is not about money alone, it's like Be an Artist, everyone can draw and paint, pour paints everywhere and call that art , but "Art" it's not even the concern about money , it's the beauty and the work you can stare at it for hours and days and it is printed in your head , unfirgettable beauty, it's like when you just met that very beautiful person in your eyes and you can't forget him or her the attraction and the obssession , you're addicted and you happen to remember even the details the lips, the eyes, the cheeks hehehe 😊 ... The beauty if the Art work and the hands that has made it let alone the creativity of that brilliant mind... money comes after! for certain you have to make living out of that work, but for The Greatest Artists their art piece last, it endure time, even they are gond, they are out of reach , everyone knows and remember , it's captivating and unforgettable as they have worked that Art piece at its finest and developped their own technique and signature, their unique view of what is beautiful in this world and this life, it's unique. There are many Artists, and there piece of Arts some are for decorating luxury appartments and residences, it does sell , you earn your living but it's there within 5years and forgotten nobody knows who was this painter but they just see here is an Art piece. It's fast and furious and it's exploding and it forgotten. Same as fashion there are great creativity there, the aim is only and only money, it's not Art it's not even a culture as it does neither last neither endure, but it's fun and it's profittable and it's selling. But the value is gone it's kitch. About him being victim as @Jon Witman here says I could say the luckiest too at that point when the market was high. Certainly He made great contacts, he advertised himself, something some many great Artists don't do they paint and paint without recognition. One must advertise after achieving the work. The money come after and the wealthy and rich are the buyers. Sometimes you try to attend those Art bidding and you don't get how is such piece of Art to be sold in such amount of money delusionnal!? But that is advertising and making contacts some so called Artist just painted that for an hour and it's out there as new talented young Artist, price start from such and if the Market is high, Art dealer don't care they put any piece at very highest price and the Wealthiest will start to bet amd dare each others for buying it. Indeed it is a great way to just go paint do some Art and put yourself out there and make thousands of dollars. Not that I am jealous, yes great job! But sorry those are Arts but commercial Arts, those ain't true Artist painter , their work won't last and forgotten in 3 to 5 years, beauty last and it needs a lot of works, details commitment to achieve it. He is making a living , good money and that is success and he is very proud of himself, good for him!

  • @SeeForwards
    @SeeForwards 4 года назад

    I would love to make Art but I want to do something just something

  • @jademcgee3118
    @jademcgee3118 4 года назад +3

    A lot of salty broke artists on here I see, keep grinding boys!

  • @playa3615
    @playa3615 3 года назад

    Who is this?

  • @ShakilaTaranumMaan
    @ShakilaTaranumMaan 4 года назад +1

    cant decide what i think but i do feel... the Privilaged... utterly vacuous

  • @avxryx
    @avxryx 4 года назад

    Hi Lucien! I'd drop everything right now to be your apprentice 😭❤️ love your work 🙌

  • @BlackKettleRanch
    @BlackKettleRanch 4 года назад

    I just don't get people. How? Why? How did this happen?

    • @jjjenkins2008
      @jjjenkins2008 3 года назад

      previously successful lame artists (dash snow, dan colen, ...) lifting up even lamer artists such as lucien. lame bros helping lamer bros.

  • @repoman415
    @repoman415 4 года назад

    How is he serving people?

  • @AX1A
    @AX1A 4 года назад

    No brother, this is the same you after the law of diminishing (psychological) returns

  • @z.833
    @z.833 3 года назад +1

    Art market today is like crypto market. Better not to buy young artists. They are way too fragile.

  • @w.urlitzer1869
    @w.urlitzer1869 4 года назад

    only serving the people named lucien smith

  • @forevadorable
    @forevadorable 4 года назад

    how is he serving people?

  • @ht-si1lr
    @ht-si1lr 3 года назад

    "Parking Cone Orange" What's that all about?

  • @LambentOrt
    @LambentOrt 3 года назад +2

    He's cute though...

  • @leodoamaral9359
    @leodoamaral9359 4 года назад

    Serving what people 🤷🏽‍♂️

  • @pizzadesushi0000
    @pizzadesushi0000 4 года назад

    eu sei que você achou que era o kim kataguiri

  • @slambeats1492
    @slambeats1492 4 года назад

    if toro y moi painted

  • @francoarocha7287
    @francoarocha7287 4 года назад +2

    this is the first time I actually click dislike on a video...

  • @leandrow216
    @leandrow216 4 года назад

    Toro y moi?

  • @jackpetersen7231
    @jackpetersen7231 4 года назад +5

    Haha the artwork industry is a giant joke, im an artist myself an earn a lot of money from my art. But no painting is worth 300.000 dollars.

    • @shumaremi02
      @shumaremi02 4 года назад +2

      I draw too and you are right, Lucien puts bullshit on a canvas and gets rich off of it, I can't stand artists like him. He has no skill or creativity.

    • @zarebonds6085
      @zarebonds6085 4 года назад +4

      GreenMist is it his fault that he was allowed to put bullshit ok canvas and got rich? lol blame the people who made him rich

    • @jackpetersen7231
      @jackpetersen7231 4 года назад

      Julian Martin why?

  • @u.tassinari2916
    @u.tassinari2916 4 года назад

    moving clothing brand
    ... his art is not very impactant for me it is more about marketing here

  • @alexanderhill9347
    @alexanderhill9347 4 года назад

    where can I buy that shirt though..

  • @dyx4098
    @dyx4098 4 года назад +1

    What??? He looks like he overthink what people will see in him, thats why he doesnt know his identity or personal research, he kinda lame tbh, he be doing photography, painting, and what else, idk but i would choose to do many crafts if i wouldnt know what my craft is (genuinamente)

  • @GG55-L
    @GG55-L 3 года назад +1

    It is nice but nothing crazy , I mean I don’t really get . Selling 300k at Sotheby’s is not complicated , pretty much guaranteed if you have the right connections to put your work there !

  • @newmember6046
    @newmember6046 4 года назад +1

    Overrated artist with money who just buy all his stuff and creates art in 30 mins and sold hundreds of thousands of dollars. While the struggling artists who perfected their art and spend time to come out with a real art but doesn't have the connections earns pennies. SMH.

    • @justinhunt4767
      @justinhunt4767 4 года назад +1

      Haring Hotdog that's the wrong attitude to have

  • @KaziDepartment
    @KaziDepartment 4 года назад

    Lucien Kama Lucien

  • @tiouip
    @tiouip 4 года назад +1

    All Hype, NO substance