Untitled (hanged children)

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"Untitled (hanged children)" is a provocative and controversial installation artwork by Maurizio Cattelan featuring hyper-realistic sculptures of children hanging from a tree, intended to confront viewers with themes of innocence, violence, and societal discomfort.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf contemporary artwork
installation artwork
artHistoricalContext late 20th-century and early 21st-century art
artisticApproach hyperrealism
site-specific installation
controversy accusations of exploitation of children
complaints from local communities
debates about limits of artistic freedom
countryOfOrigin Italy
creator Maurizio Cattelan NERFINISHED
creatorNationality Italian
depicts children
hanged children
displayContext outdoor installation
public space
displayedOn tree
genre conceptual art
installation art
hasForm three-dimensional sculpture
hasTheme death
innocence
public reaction to violence
societal discomfort
violence
vulnerability of children
intendedEffect create discomfort
provoke reflection on violence
shock viewers
languageOfTitle English
movement contemporary art
notableFor controversial subject matter
ethical debates about representation of children
public outrage
relatedWorkByArtist Him
La Nona Ora NERFINISHED
subjectMatter bystander responsibility
childhood
collective guilt
trauma
titleType descriptive title
usesMaterial fabric clothing
resin
synthetic hair
usesMedium hyper-realistic sculptures
workTitle Untitled (hanged children) NERFINISHED

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Maurizio Cattelan notableWork Untitled (hanged children)