This documentary raises a lot of interesting issues in terms of what constitutes as art. Hans Freeberling is indeed a special artist who's work should be studied throughout the art community. His 'nothing' will undoubtedly live long after his death.
Is is Freeberling's style and vision that will permeate the world of art for all eternity. Why he hasn't received more attention from art lovers and the general public alike is beyond me.
Hans Freeberling is a true artist in every aspect of the word. And this says nothing about the film itself. The Art Of Nothing is indeed one of the better documentaries I've seen. It deeply probes into the mind of an artist so set in his art. I can barely contain my glee as I listen to the master speak. I eagerly await for the director's next achievement in filmmaking, as well as Hans Freeberling's next venture into Nothing.
Is is Freeberling's style and vision that will permeate the world of art for all eternity. Why he hasn't received more attention from art lovers and the general public alike is beyond me.
Hans Freeberling is a true artist in every aspect of the word. And this says nothing about the film itself. The Art Of Nothing is indeed one of the better documentaries I've seen. It deeply probes into the mind of an artist so set in his art. I can barely contain my glee as I listen to the master speak. I eagerly await for the director's next achievement in filmmaking, as well as Hans Freeberling's next venture into Nothing.
