Maurizio Cattelan (b 1960) considers himself an art worker, not an artist, as he has no formal art education. In the art world, his status as a jester has allowed him to engage in questioning entrenched norms and hierarchies. Humor and horror often meet in Cattelan’s work, for example, in his 1999 artwork La Nona Hora, a life-like sculpture of Pope John Paul II is lying on the floor after being struck by a meteorite. The artist’s 2008 artwork Daddy, Daddy depicts Pinocchio floating face down in a fountain at the New York Guggenheim Museum, can also be disturbing. Current artwork, Yes!, is a porcelain light bulb – self-portrait depicting Cattelan himself.