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If you make high art, make sure that it means nothing and requires no skills to produce. That way, the value of your work won't be constrained by old-school anchors like cultural impact or technical mastership: it could be worth any amount. Makes it suitable as investment vehicle
If you play chess and lose to your opponent, everyone will know you're a bad player. Since there's an infinite supply of better players than you, you'll never make any money. If instead you topple the board and claim very confidently that you won, some people will believe you.
Hah. So design the most enduring logos; empty buckets for people to put meaning and simple enough they can reproduce them themselves.
Scientists since forever: artists spew non-sense But the elite likes to show off, so in some sense them buying art is wealth redistribution...
I suspect the art the rich buy is made by rich artists.
Sometimes things just look neat and spark a series of insightfully connected thoughts. In the search for meaning, instinct is the reverse engineer's guiding light. [Technical mastership has a price too high for some approaches]
Is a banana a suitable investment vehicle?
Only if it's duck taped to a urinal.
Is this a #ZombieFormalist reference? 
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