G-Dragon Owns Artwork That Costs $3.3 Million USD And Even More
K-pop sensation G-Dragon owns an art collection that each come at mind-boggling prices. The 28-year-old artist shared some of these ridiculously expensive artworks through social media that speak volumes of just how much of an art enthusiast he is. The collection displayed in his home also highlight GD's eccentric tastes.
According to allkpop, the "Millionaire Nurse" by Richard Prince which G-Dragon proudly posted on Instagram nine weeks ago as his "one and only beautiful nurse" to take care of him was purchased at $3,301,000 USD. GD then posted more recently a photo of the huge painting of "Big John" by George Condo that was bought at $948,500 USD. He owned, even more, artwork by George Condo as he laid out on the hardwood floor of his condo for a photo 10 weeks ago the 4-piece collection "Jean Louis" purchased at $370,000 USD.
G-Dragon shares his fancy passion for art with fellow Big Bang member T.O.P., who confessed to spending 95 percent of his income on his personal art collection. The 29-year-old rapper became the first young Asian idol to collaborate with "Sotheby's" when he curated his art collection "#TTOP." G-Dragon also showed off his artwork when he opened PEACE MINUS ONE art exhibit in Seoul two years ago. He collaborated with 14 teams of South Korea-based artists to put up the 200 pieces of art on display. "Through this opportunity to work with these artists, I hope to create a chance to connect popular culture and art. If people get to know more outstanding artists and find it easier to get closer to art through me, that will be good enough," G-Dragon said at the media conference, according to Channel News Asia. The K-pop idol and fashion icon used the same brand name when he recently kicked off the European launch of his fashion line PEACEMINUSONE.
The Big Bang leader also made jaws drop with his immense wealth when G-Dragon showed off his brand new car and sported a Richard Miller watch. Forbes revealed that Big Bang earned even more than Maroon 5 in 2016. Aside from sharing posts of his artwork collection, G-Dragon will also release a solo comeback album this year.