Hunter Biden Sells Macaroni Art Piece ‘Uncle Jim’ For $225K
Photo of Hunter in his studio surrounded by his macaroni creations.
Hunter works with pasta to create ‘revolutionary,’ and visually stunning artwork to ‘impact’ the world.
The first son of the United States is making waves in the fine art industry and Americans could not be more proud.
Hunter Biden has recently stepped away from his international business dealings to pursue a lifelong passion and dream: to be a macaroni artist.
Hunter wants his work to have an ‘impact on the world.’
According to art experts, they have never seen any works quite like Hunter’s, with many even calling him ‘revolutionary’ and ‘divinely inspired.’
In a recent interview, Hunter said, “Using pasta as a medium to create visually stunning works of art was always a dream of mine as a kid, and now I’m finally able to live that dream.”
He went on to say, “I’ve made some flat-out bad decisions in my life, but I don’t regret any of them. I had a good time. But now I feel like I’m able to add beauty to this dark and forsaken world.”
Sources close to Hunter say he really likes working with all pasta shapes, not just the ‘traditional’ macaroni, because the world is ‘yearning’ for something they have ‘never seen.’
His first piece, titled Uncle Jim, is a commentary on the socio-economic war waged on the working class.
It sold for $225,000 to an unnamed client.
President Joe Biden was asked recently if he thinks his position has anything to do with Hunter’s success. The president replied, “c’mon man, my Picasso is being called Hunter by all the critics. It’s a talent never— it’s a never-before-seen talent.”
In a country this divided, many will attempt to turn their noses up at Hunter’s work just because his name is Biden, but his talent is undeniable.
