Mouza sells for $6.2 million: How a simple idea became a major phenomenon in the art market

Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan’s work transforms a simple idea—a banana taped to a wall—into a piece of art that sparked worldwide controversy and sold for $6.2 million. Cattelan believes his work goes beyond the boundaries of art to raise questions about authority, capitalism, and contemporary life. He is known for pieces that satirize society and encourage reflection on themes of existence and loss. This particular piece was first displayed at Art Basel in 2019 and has become a symbol that extends beyond the art world, becoming part of global cultural discussions.

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