08 | I COULD DO IT BETTER | Limited Edition Print

I Could Probably Do It Better... captures a familiar, half-serious response to art: part arrogance, part insecurity, part genuine provocation. It reflects the tension between artistic labour and public judgment, where the viewer oscillates between dismissal and projection. In a critical context, the phrase raises questions about skill, authorship, effort, and value, especially in relation to conceptual or minimal work that appears deceptively simple. It also reveals how contemporary art invites comparison, resentment, and fantasy in equal measure. The line becomes less about whether one actually could do it better, and more about what art exposes in the person looking.