Sculptor Anish Kapoor took over "THE WORLD'S PINKEST PINK" by artist Stuart Semple by deception

British-Indian sculptor Anish Kapoor responded to abuse by British artist Stuart Semple, who forbade him to use the patented sample "the World’s Most Glittery Glitter" and "THE WORLD'S PINKEST PINK." Kapoor posted in his Instagram-account picture, depicting a jar of pink pigment purchased online samples, and the middle finger, smeared with this paint.

Stuart Semple sells "THE WORLD'S PINKEST PINK" and "the World’s Most Glittery Glitter" on its website. He argues that the composition of its pink paint is unique and makes it the brightest of its kind and that his diamond dust production transparent by 99.8 percent and reflects light better than other peers.

By making a purchase, the customer has to confirm that he is "not by Anish Kapoor, has nothing to do with Anish Kapoor, and make all that glitter is not fell into the hands of Anish Kapoor."

This behavior is caused by Kapoor acquisition of exclusive rights to use the works of art ended Vantablack, which is considered the black pigment in the world.

Anish Kapoor - painter and sculptor of Indian origin. More than 40 of his works were sold at auction at a price exceeding one million dollars. Kapoor is the winner of the Turner Prize and the author of such works as "The royal vagina" in the Palace of Versailles, "Cloud Gate" in Chicago and ArcelorMittal Orbit tower in London.