Duaiv's Ferrari

very cool, but not my taste.

 

Very stupid, and not my taste.

 

Wow.....

 

+1

 

I like it for what it is -- rolling art. The colors and forms actually work.

 

I'd like to see more pictures if you have any.

 

most prolific living artist?? please don't take it as an insult but what kind of idiot (who obviously has very little knowledge on art) would consider this unknown guy the most prolific living artist in the world? and artist's artist? i am not sure if a lot of artist know about this prolific creature that lives among us either..

look at the layer cheese cakes in his site.
Duaiv Official Website / Scenic Paintings

a prolific artist will not put 'sold' on his work in his own website, that smells desperation in selling his work.
and perhaps if he has a little bit of dignity he would not use large font to highlight his artistic break-through as he finally became us citizen since june 2011 in his bio page.

way to ruin a beautiful car with such tacky paint job. i don't care if it is ferrari's official commission or not, it is just bad taste.

 

I would wrap it before delivery...

 

sorry if my statement sounds aggressive to you. i was under the impression that it was something you have heard from the people around that circle, which was not coming from you.

but yea now that you clarified. maybe you should think about taking some art history classes.


sure if money making ability/exposure associated with famous brand names is the priority for assessing the level of success, instead of artistic value within the course of art history, he might as well be as famous as you described, and perhaps thomas kinkade is one of the many lords of 'fine art' that stands above the ordinaries.

serious collectors about anything surly will celebrate what they have been spending big money on. there is no doubt about that, just like those heated argument about p1's owners bragging how much better it's to lafe or 918 on the other side of the forum, when you can clearly see they are just bashing other cars as a justification of their own purchases.

i can bring along a lot of reasons why and how this guy is almost irrelevant in the art world with supporting argument , only if you want to go there.

 

I always wonder why one of these "current popular artists" do not paint a Still Life on the car instead of a bunch of lines, twirls and color splashes! I am pretty sure that a car with the Mona Lisa painted on it would not be considered art...at least by the majority of dealers/manufacturers that commission such work.
Personally, I would love to see an FF with a ghosted Mona Lisa in the hood.

 

sure. i hope you enjoy your duaiv's painting hung in your living room.

 

I met Duaiv and his wife at Cavallino - both with matching blue hair - and they were very polite and accommodating. They took time to answer my questions, and they were as enthusiastic about their car as I was! He said he has an Aventador on the way, and an FF - both of which he plans to personalize the way he's personalized (t)his 458 Spider.

I first saw this car in the post office parking lot in West Palm Beach, a block away from my hotel. I didn't meet Duaiv until the following evening. I was so excited when I saw the car - it's so different and unique. The original color of the car is black. But whether a car is wrapped or painted, it's nice to see people go out on a limb and actually enjoy all aspects of a car like this, instead of being hung up on investment value.

 

Whatever makes the man happy!