What if I told you there’s a sculpture in New York City titled “I Ought To”? You’d probably think I was joking, wouldn’t you? But it’s true. Right here, in this bustling city, stands “I Ought To”. The I Ought To Sculpture is the brainchild of artist Matthew Geller. It appeared back in 2017, adding a touch of whimsy to the urban landscape. It’s not a grand monument like the Statue of Liberty or Charging Bull. But in its own way, the I Ought To Sculpture speaks volumes. It makes you pause, just for a moment, and ponder those two little words: “I ought to…” Think about it. How often do we utter those words? “I ought to call my mother.” “I ought to finish that project.” “I ought to be braver, kinder, bolder…” Geller’s sculpture doesn’t offer answers. It simply poses a question. A question that lingers in the air long after you’ve moved on.
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