Following an inundation of inquiries on how to purchase the pubic display following the publication of this article, Wynd says he has decided to donate them to Littledean Jail, the crime museum in the Forest of Dean.

Apparently they do have monetary value, but I assume the reason they were not sold is ethics

Someone's parents is going in the chilli

It was on the life-sized T-Rex statue. He broke in one night and they found him going to town on the T-Rex. The cleaning crew just hasn't gotten around to washing it properly.

If only there was some kind of link you could click to get more info about the story. But alas, we shall never know.

It confuses confusingly

The rest of the quote:

“I took them straight off display and have no desire to hear his name again – he has no place in my museum of horrors,” Wynd told Variety on Wednesday afternoon. “My museum is full of disgusting things but even I have limits.”

Sensible isn’t really what they were going for.

Viktor Wynd, the eccentric collector behind the Viktor Wynd Museum of Curiosities, Fine Art & UnNatural History in Hackney, confirmed that he removed the unusual artifact from his collection in the wake of Brand’s legal troubles.

“I took them straight off display and have no desire to hear his name again – he has no place in my museum of horrors,” Wynd told Variety on Wednesday afternoon. “My museum is full of disgusting things but even I have limits.”

Seems like this piece was fishing for the exact reaction it got. Kind of just a reheated Piss Christ if I'm being critical but it's certainly art.

His public chair.

So was the past but we have the internet now 😅

Bah, the world would be a boring and stupider place if people only pursued easy and obvious art. This guy has the courage to try something weird but also the humility to acknowledge when it stops working and kill a particular piece. I wish Harry Potter fans had the same sense of responsibility.