Damn, this gives me really strange vibes 😆
I like the idea of keeping just the necessary things and eliminate the superfluous, and in general I'm trying to apply this concept to my personal spaces too, but... maybe this is a bit too much, a bit too scientific, for the person I am 😂 wouldn't life be too serious without a certain amount of "necessary superfluous"?
The place itself is really amazing and I like the idea that it can be visited: it pushes you to ask yourself deep questions and it's what every work of art is supposed to do. And I really like the post itself and your writing style, your irony in particular.
My compliments, and dank je wel for bringing us with you! 😁
Haha, thanks! I used to be overly serious and dramatic back in the days, but I've realized that positivity sells better - both as a place to visit and as a life philosophy. The museum does seem soulless, but that's because we're used to the chaos of the modern world. Tidiness isn't all that bad - they say a messy house leads to a messy life. Which is great if you're an artist, but a bit more crappy if you're trying to remember where you left the keys to your third yacht... or at least your bike - if you're Musk, haha.