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Chapter 03 of 5

The Pinkest Retaliation

Stuart Semple strikes back with a neon protest for the masses.

  1. Reaction

    Enter Stuart Semple

    British artist Stuart Semple was incensed by the Vantablack monopoly. He viewed the privatization of a color as an affront to the collective spirit of art.

  2. Philosophy

    Sharing is Caring

    Semple believed that colors should be available to everyone. He decided to fight exclusivity with radical inclusivity.

  3. Invention

    The Pinkest Pink

    In 2016, Semple released 'The World’s Pinkest Pink.' It was designed to be the most vibrant, fluorescent pigment ever created.

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⬛ Vantablack and the Battle for the Darkest Hue

  1. 01A Void in the GalleryThe arrival of Vantablack and the sensory shock of the total abyss.
  2. 02The Exclusive AbyssAnish Kapoor’s controversial monopoly and the ethics of color ownership.
  3. 03The Pinkest RetaliationStuart Semple strikes back with a neon protest for the masses.
  4. 04Democratizing the DarkThe development of Black 3.0 and the open-source pigment revolution.
  5. 05Legacy of the Color WarHow the Vantablack saga redefined the relationship between art and IP.