In this episode we explore how artist Ben Vautier challenged everything we think we
know about art by simply sitting in the street with a handwritten sign. His statement, “Look at me, that’s
enough, I’m art,” flips traditional ideas upside down, turning attention, context, and identity into the canvas
itself. We dig into how setting changes meaning, how the viewer becomes part of the piece, and how
Vautier’s work connects to John Berger’s thoughts on the power of images and where they appear. This
episode highlights how everyday life, the body, and even location can become powerful tools for making bold
artistic statements. Get ready to see art without the frame.