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The people who were watching the award ceremony were stunned.
They had been moved by how was painted, but now they could only watch the verbal clash between the two genius painters.
What the heck lololol
Why is Hoon so angry when he said he didnt care about the ranking lolol
I dont get it
Isnt he trying to give him the trophy because benefited from Hoons work?
From what I heard, is a series. Is he mad because Hoon thought he could win with just one entry lolol
Its a pride fight.
Yeah, but why is it so funny lolol
Alright, you two have made your point. Lets wrap this up.
Woojin tried to end the ceremony, but Henri Marso and Hoon didnt budge.
You dont have to worry about that crap. Ill beat you next ti!
Are you trying to embarrass ?
Im more embarrassed! How can I accept that!
What are you doing! Take them away!
Henri Marso called the security guards to the stage, as he had sothing to reveal after the ceremony.
Wait. Wait a minute. I have sothing to say.
Just go down for now. Later.
Hoon tried to persuade them, but the people who were paid a high salary by Henri Marso didnt listen to the boy.
Shh. Shh.
Hoon returned to his seat with the trophy, breathing heavily with anger.
He couldnt throw away the trophy that many people had prepared and made a success of the Arnuvo Contest. It was his regret.
His friend, Cha Si-hyun, who was staring at him, opened his mouth.
Hey.
He wondered why he was ashad to receive the trophy, but not to fight in front of millions of people.
You know this is being broadcast live to the world, right?
Hoons eyes widened in excitent.
What lololol what is this lolol
So who won lolol
Look at him being feisty so cute
Anyway, Henri won. The result is clear, even if there are so variables.
When the situation was roughly settled, Henri Marso straightened his clothes and ca forward.
People started to visit the exhibition less and less.
He spoke clearly, looking around the people who ca to the closing ceremony.
They say its natural to be extinct because there are too many things to enjoy, such as sports, movies, music, etc. There are bastards who say there are no people who like it anymore.
The number 13,092,271 appeared on the central screen.
It was the number of people who visited the Arnuvo Contest directly or indirectly.
People who love art havent disappeared.
Henri Marsos eyes didnt waver at all.
They didnt need to see the works that had no inspiration. Even if they visited the exhibition once in a while, they werent happy or sad. They would have co if they were angry or happy, or even scared.
The word Cration (Breakthrough) appeared on the central screen, following Henri Marsos words.
, which was created through the Project Breakthrough, showed its appearance.
People admired the sculpture that looked like a picture had risen from the canvas.
It was a masterpiece worthy of Henri Marso, who was loved not only as a painter but also as a sculptor.
Thats Henri for you.
Kim Ji-woo nodded at Lee In-hos words.
The self-portrait that Henri Marso revealed was expressed with every brushstroke as if he had moved the picture to reality.
She was lucky to be able to see it up close with her press pass, as she was fascinated by .
Huh?
But that was only for a mont. Kim Ji-woo, as well as the entire audience, was agitated.
A video of Henri Marso drawing in the air was displayed on the central screen.
What is that?
Tilt Canvas?
Did he design it with that?
The cara moved slowly to the next space, where Henri Marso was wearing VR and printing the picture he drew in the air in real ti.
There was a ti difference, but the machine that people saw for the first ti was drawing the sa picture as Henri Marso.
As the video was fast-forwarded, the process of being born was revealed.
You asked to act as a web novel editor and translate a Korean text into English. Here is my attempt:
Wow!
Everyone stood up and scread as if they were going to leave the closing ceremony hall.
What is that;;;
How did he do that?
What, what is going on?
Isnt that a tilt canvas?
How is that possible ;;;
The OTT platform chat room where people from all over the world gathered was the sa.
The viewers were astonished by the fact that the painting was printed out in three dinsions.
Henri Marso ca out.
Art is no longer a limited activity on canvas.
Henri Marso said that pure art, which had been isolated from the public, would no longer be isolated.
I.
Henri Marso stared at Ko Hun, who was sitting in the front row, and said.
Everything you draw will be a part of this world.
The hero moved his gaze and t the eyes of the invited guests one by one.
We dont need trash that clings to the past and plays with art.
He said firmly.
Challenge yourself.
He encouraged.
Dont you think its wrong? Isnt it strange that animal taxidermy is traded for tens of millions of euros? Do you think the philosophy contained in it is worth that much?
So people who realized Henri Marsos intention opened their mouths.
Animal taxidermy was a work thod that Damien Carter mainly used.
He pointed out the one who sold the most expensive works at present and criticized his works for being traded at high prices.
The hero continued to incite.
The abnormal world that treats art as a subject of speculation is over.
Henri Marso could not accept the reality that art beca a subject of speculation.
He did not want to see that the artists who did art for pure purposes had no place to stand because of the cartel ford by them.
He could not bear that Henri Marsos era remained so ugly and miserable.
The history of art will be recorded again.
The central screen stated that the license of the tilt canvas and its output device was completely free.
People were excited by the fact that the new technology that could change the history of art beca a public good.
Henri! Henri!
Henri! Henri!
Without anyone being first.
Most of the artists who participated in the Art Nouveau competition cheered for Henri Marso.
Even though they had made their nas known, they had a hard ti dreaming of a stable life.
They must have felt the injustice.
Even though they thought there must be so reason they didnt know, many competitions only highlighted those who had connections with the association.
The works of the people who were commonly known as masters were far beyond the reasonable price.
The public looked at those works and thought that was all of modern art and cursed, and the shrinking art market.
It was the mont when the accumulated resentnt and resentnt burst out.
The Antermittag and the Art Nouveau competition, and the free of charge of the new technology nad Opening.
Henri Marso was a hero to those who lived in a society dominated by tyrants.
[The technology that makes the picture a reality Opening]
[Art Nouveau competition winner, Henri Marso]
[Genius painter Ko Hun, Art Nouveau competition runner-up!]
[Henri Marso, I will create a society where art is enjoyed as art.]
On the 6th, Henri Marso, a representative painter and sculptor of France, announced his intention to create an art environnt.
The Art Nouveau competition hosted by the French National Art Association attracted a lot of attention by adopting a thod of selecting by the audience without disclosing the authors na.
Henri Marso criticized the tendency of trading large amounts of art works in the negative and for speculation at the closing ceremony hall, and said that he would create an environnt where people can enjoy art and a healthy market where artists can respond to it.]
[Henri Marso, the protagonist of the new era, picks himself and Ko Hun]
[Ko Hun, Take the trophy!]
The two genius painters showed their friendship at the Art Nouveau competition awards ceremony.
Henri Marso gave up the winning trophy because he heard the rumor that was Ko Huns work, and Ko Hun refused it, saying that there was a penalty for Henri Marso.
Henri Marso said after the speech that the project Opening was still in progress and he would select Ko Hun as a beta tester and prepare for comrcialization.
anwhile, when asked about Opening, Ko Hun could not hide his embarrassnt and made people laugh by swinging the winning trophy.
Damien Carter, who was reading the news article, sighed deeply.
The art world was buzzing with stories about , , Ko Hun and Henri Marso.
Scary.
The most comrcially successful artist of the 21st century was shocked by the Art Nouveau competition.
He had not been moved by a painting in a long ti.
Damien Carter was sincerely impressed by and .
And he envied Henri Marso and Kohun, who could create such works.
He was loved by the public for doing his own thing.
What if he had not withdrawn halfway?
In the latter half of the competition, and received far more votes than any other works.
They were already impressive for maintaining 19-20% of the total votes, but in the end, they both recorded 28%.
And that was without revealing their nas.
Damien Carter was glad that he had hurriedly withdrawn.
He would have been a great stepping stone for the two lively artists.
The lifestyle and culture section of the news sites was full of words like Henri Marso, Kohun, and new art.
New art.
Damien Carter gripped his hot coffee cup and fell into a dilemma.
Just like the past few decades, he could not think of a good idea for his next work.
Whenever that happened, he looked at the two skulls that decorated the corner of his secret studio.
He could not give up a life that shone like sapphires.
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