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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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Luxury and Degradation
"Luxury and Degradation" is the title of a series of artworks by Jeff Koons, which could be viewed one by one on the right side of the page that opens at this link. I can understand the reason why the word "Luxury" is used in this title, because most of them show luxurious advertisements of drinks, but have no idea about the word "Degradation". What do you think?
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Drunkenness contrasts with the elegant presentation. No matter how expensive your shoes are, they lose something when you puke on them.
- Drunkenness contrasts with the elegant presentation.
- No matter how expensive your shoes are, they lose something when you puke on them.
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Drunkenness contrasts with the elegant presentation. No matter how expensive your shoes are, they lose something when you puke on them.
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