Italian Artist Sells His Non-Existing Sculpture For Whopping $18,000

Italian artist Salvatore Garau auctioned his "non-existent" art for $18,000 at an Italian art house Art-Rite. The sculpture named Lo Sono, which means ‘I am’ does not exist in the physical space. It's only proof of existence is a certificate signed by Garau attesting to the artwork's originality. The 67-year-old artist claimed that his non-existing sculpture is not actually intangible, as it has power to activate the imagination of viewer.