[simpson96]

"several bids were placed."

Ah, the bored, idle rich...

[Meatspace]

Anyone want to buy my invisible Lamborghini?

[Eddie01]

I had an invisible sculpture once.

[ClearCase_guy]

his work of art isn't "nothing," but is instead a "vacuum."

Seems like this guy is full of "hot air".

[Eddie01]

It was a fake.

[Larry Lucido]

but is instead a “vacuum.”

I am nature. I abhor it.

[SES1066]

So many aphorisms, so little space! Here are just two!

Never underestimate the power of _____ [fill in the blank].

A fool and his money are soon parted.

...

[HighSierra5]

That ain’t nothin. People voted for an invisible President.

[Seruzawa]

Just more proof that modern "art" for the last couple of decades has been nothing but a scam. Actually an organized criminal scheme that includes art critics and galleries.

For example +$20million was paid for this:

[ryderann]

Will it fit on the coffee table?

[katana]

Quos Deus vult perdere, prius dementat ... Those whom God wishes to destroy, he first drives mad.

Based on what the West is becoming, I think He may just about have had it with the former "Christendom". And the destroying bit is coming.

[tet68]

I designed a sculpture thirty years ago called...
BedPlate for invisible Machine.

It was a metal base with various mounting plates
and nuts and bolts which had electric motors and
off balance counter weights hidden in the bottom
so that it would vibrate and you could hear and
feel the “machine” running.
I’ve still got the invisible part of it here if
someone is interested.
Tired of lugging it around so will let go 10 percent
off.

[SaxxonWoods]

So, how do we know he’s the real artist?

[glorgau]

Score!

It comes with a pet rock and a beanie baby.

[Repealthe17thAmendment]

I couldn’t afford this one, so I created one myself.

[PROCON]

Nobody saw that coming.

[Pollster1]

In the artist’s defense, this sculpture is better looking than 99% of modern art.

[PGR88]

I would buy it with invisible money.

[Presbyterian Reporter]

Several years ago I was in an art gallery and on display was a stack of 12” by 12” wood pieces cut from a 3/4” sheet of plywood.

It had a price of something like $1000 on what I considered was a waste of a good piece of a 4’ by 8’ sheet of plywood.

This Italian artist is at the top of his game.

[xp38]

What's the sculpture about?

Nothing

[Islander7]

It’s an obvious forgery of my high school art project.