After the "school bullying" storm, the boy band Seventeen member Jin Minkui once again caused controversy because of the collage he suspected of making.
According to South Korean media reports on the 29th: On the 28th of this month, a netizen published a collage called "Minkui's Work" through Instagram, which triggered a heated discussion in the online community. Han Yu did not know that the so-called "collage" is to paste a certain rule through the raw materials of paper, cloth and other materials, thus constituting the technique of painting works.
In this work, the main controversy is that the painting contains women with severed necks, blood-stained underwear, shredded legs, blue breasts and other amputated body parts.
After seeing this painting, some netizens said that "it is really uncomfortable to dress up women's bodies in strange forms and then wrap them in so-called 'art'", and raised the question of Minkui's "suspect women".
In addition, in the painting, a man holding a camcorder appears. Some netizens advocated that "there is no criticism of sexual crimes, but only the sexualization of women's bodies." ”
In such a situation, some netizens said that "I don't know what the intention [of this painting] is, but it feels strange", "If this is art, I hope it does not exist", "male eyes, plus women's bodies and stumps, in the eyes of women, it is really uncomfortable", "What kind of psychology is used to create this collage?" It's a bit scary"...
However, some people also disagreed with the views of the netizens, calling it "senseless speculation" and saying that "these works may cause controversy and will also be regarded as art." ”
At present, the authenticity of the incident is not yet clear, and Jin Minkui has not issued any position on this for the time being. In addition, the relevant Instagram is still in private.
Prior to this, some netizens exposed Jin Minkui's suspicion of "campus bullying" through articles, and then Jin Minkui denied it.