The museum's CCTV footage showcased the couple’s attempt to capture a quirky photo by squatting over the glamorous chair, inspired by a famous Vincent van Gogh painting. However, when the man briefly lost his grip and sat down, the chair couldn’t withstand the pressure, leading to irreversible damage. Shortly after the incident, the couple swiftly exited the museum, prompting authorities to investigate the matter. Although considered an accident, museum representatives hope that this incident will prompt a broader conversation about respecting art and the lengths individuals might go to achieve viral fame.
“People sometimes forget that these are artworks, not props,” Carlon remarked, expressing her concerns about the risks taken for social media exposure. As the museum seeks to trace the individuals responsible for the damage, the public remains engaged and curious about how the situation will unfold.
“People sometimes forget that these are artworks, not props,” Carlon remarked, expressing her concerns about the risks taken for social media exposure. As the museum seeks to trace the individuals responsible for the damage, the public remains engaged and curious about how the situation will unfold.