Artists Collective Takes Credit For The Metal Monolith In Utah
Creative community The Most Famous Artist has taken credit for the mysterious monoliths that were found in Utah and other places around the globe and spawned numerous theories about their origin.
On December 3rd, a community of artists The Most Famous Artist posted a photo of the mysterious metal monolith that was discovered in the Spanish Valley in Utah. Alongside with the photograph of the metal object, which was last seen being carried away by a group of four men on the night of November 27th, was a price tag of $45,000 and a claim that it was the collective – and not the aliens – who put the shiny metal structure in the middle of a desert.
Besides Instagram, photographs of the 2.8 meter tall monolith in the desert and in a warehouse also appeared on the collective's website. More photos posted by the group show the monolith that appeared in Atascadero, California, as well as a masked person polishing the metal monument. In the description of one the posts, the group wrote, "You mean it wasn’t aliens?!"
The Most Famous Artist has been the mastermind behind a number of public stunts that went viral before, including covering an entire house in pink paint and installing a fake private jet inside of a store.
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