2. Neon Lights and Broken Mirrors: A Study in Ugly

As we continue our exploration of the ugliest art techniques, we find ourselves at the intersection of the garish and the grotesque. Neon lights and broken mirrors are not just a novelty act; they're a deliberate attempt to shatter the boundaries of good taste.

Imagine a room filled with flickering, Day-Glo lights that cast no warmth, no comfort. The kind of lights that make you wonder if the artist has lost all sense of proportion, of subtlety.

And then, there's the broken mirror. Not just a broken mirror, but one that's been deliberately shattered, like a Salvador Dali dreamscape. A reflection distorted, a world askew.

Is it art? Is it kitsch? Is it just a cry for help? You decide.

3. Glittering Disasters - The next installment in our series of ugly art techniques.

			
				// neon_lights_and_broken_mirrors.js
				// A JavaScript file to simulate the effect of neon lights and broken mirrors.
				// Warning: May cause seizures.
				var lights = document.getElementById('neon-lights');
				lights.style.background = 'url(https://example.com/neon-lights.jpg) no-repeat center center fixed';
				var mirrors = document.getElementsByClassName('broken-mirror');
				for (var i = 0; i < mirrors.length; i++) {
					mirrors[i].style.background = 'url(https://example.com/broken-mirror.jpg) no-repeat center center fixed';
					mirrors[i].style.transform = 'rotate(45deg)';
				}

Try it out in your browser, and see if you can stomach the ugliness.