findigart`s renaissance of Modern Age art

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Who can really judge the financial value of an art piece? What makes it expensive or cheap? Is it its age? Is it its rareness? Is it the artistic value it embodies or the innovativeness it manifests? Is it simply marketing, plainly supply and demand?

It seems to me that something is missing. The criteria for judging the true value of art are derivatives of judging the true value of the artist, namely his quality as a human being which is in direct proportion to the extent of his awareness and the broadness and depth of his mind. The deeper the awareness the artwork embodies and the higher the quality and profoundness of intellect it manifests, so must the price of the artwork be, respectively.

Consciousness is.

Known or not, acknowledged or not, ordained into the consensus of contemporary art or not – be it as it may, I don’t sell my consciousness cheap.
I am not some kind of a mind-prostitute and findigart is not a brothel for those who seek the instant gratification of promiscuously superficial art or the degenerated blathering of ‘modern art’, which are ruthlessly polluting the contemporary world of art as a constant stream of acidic Coca-Cola advertising gimmicks through the blood and spirit.

findigart is different, totally different, a truly modern Renaissance and the moment it will stop being so, then something will have gone terribly wrong and darkness will have once again descended upon art.