Oh, did you leave the 185-kilogram pure gold cube in the park?!

Kabir903

"Oh, who left the 24k gold giant cube, weighing 185 kilograms and valued at $11.7 million, in the park? Did I accidentally leave it there while sleepwalking? I guess not...

Alright, don't be fooled by my cute appearance; it wasn't me who left it there. The credit goes to German artist Niclas Castello, who created and placed this massive golden sculpture in Central Park, New York. The purpose behind it is to make observers contemplate the ""value of money."" This colossal golden piece is not for sale but intended for public viewing. In addition, an accompanying NFT named Castello Coin will be auctioned on February 21.

Now, when I see this dazzling 24k gold cube, I suddenly can't figure out what the ""value of money"" is. Have you thought about it? Or are you already planning to buy a plane ticket or contact a crane to bring this gold home? Although I've considered it, it's not that simple because there are strict security measures around this gold block. So, let's not think about it and just reflect on the ""value of money."

Kahn332

It seems there is no aesthetic appeal.

Iti9

Without external assistance, one person cannot move it.

Janak9955

In fact, the value of this item we see is not only limited to how much inherent value it possesses but also because it is truly one-of-a-kind in the world.

Kapil334

Without someone mentioning it, how would anyone know the existence of gold, where does the artistic sense come from?