It's bizarre that a photographic artist would want a tool that would essentially stiffle creativity (various lightings, lens filters, other artsy effects) ... I don't understand the point they are trying to make.
"Oh, it's a camera that won't allow me to take whatever picture I want. And it makes staticky, clicky noises, sounding like an ill dolphin. Just what I've always wanted in a camera!"
Can anyone give me a compelling reason why I should consider buying this thing?
It works as art and has value because it creates the things that we are talking about in this thread.