RRakovsky: Law Eat Law

Exhibition of Non-Right Art

Ronald Rakovský (01/25/1973), or RRakovsky by author´s name, as an author created art business transactions as authentic works of art. One of such art business transactions is a transaction with time as an object. This artwork is (preliminarily) titled Production of RA cards, that is a double-work – a business work, in which a time work evolves.

For better understanding, this artwork is like a baby during its mother’s pregnancy, from conception to birth. You cannot see it until birth, but you may be aware of its development, so that you could see, hear, hold, feel him/her, or interact with him/her after birth. The author has chosen and acquired this time by separating it from the ongoing objects of the perceived reality and named it as Rakovsky’s time. Rakovsky’s time is the author’s transformation of the object’s time to the object itself. Through the ongoing time, the tax administrators, who do not take into account the works, intervened and intervene into the author’s works and the author’s creative mind, which give rise to considerations and acts against the works and the author. Thus, the tax administrators superordinately use the tax laws as a weapon in their proceedings to ‘legitimately’ promote their considerations and acts against the artworks regardless of the author´s rights by law. According to the author’s designation, this way the tax administrators become an anti-author, since based on their conditions and decisions, they change the status of the works and create a different legal status of the original reality, which the author calls tax bush (covering the works eaten into). The author artistically copes with the interventions into the works and with copyright infringement by creating other works that he calls anti-works and non-works. The author calls all this art as Non-right art (three meanings of the term: 1. this art is wrong art, 2. this art is not as art, 3. no law for this art). He does that based on the fact that everything he created and acts upon, is according to the tax administrator’s decisions and conditions, non-right. The thus far four-year long state of usage and enforcement of laws against artworks and their author, has been named by the author as Law Eat Law. Over these four years, the author has prepared an exhibition under this name of selected artworks in the number of 66 works (all together 90 works – including the 24 works under covers). The exhibition is located on four floors in the premises of the RRakovsky NonGallery. This text was created and processed in Rakovsky’s time stress.
(05/2015)