"Young British Artist" Damien Hirst stumbles across a old dead shark that he had lying around, then decides to lay it in a big vatrine and pickle it in formaldehyde. 1991.
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1 comment:
i thought of another funny caption!
'o hai, can i get a sammich?'
it's FUNNY! cause he's a pickled shark. why would he want a sammich.
good work by the by.
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