Big Heroes Collage

Reinterpretation of the relationship between fantasy and reality led by a huge image that dominates the masses through the image of mass stars, and contains a nonsense that does not become a true hero and a humor about what is not. After the pop art of the 60s, the absorption into the fine arts and its influence due to the rise of popular culture revealed in the so-called post-modern art can be seen since the 1990s, especially with the introduction of the internet and digital culture, has been amplified by its mighty power. have. This, as Bodriyar pointed out, is that the world in which Simulacre leads the reality, that is, the image as a virtual, rather inverts the reality, and the huge icon of the popular star reigns. In this way, the chaos of virtuality and reality creates a social mirror effect that has a great influence on the formation of identity. The'Distorted Our Heroes' series expresses the part that instills the illusion of self-absorption as the identity of the subject through imitation, that is, the desire to rise as a public psychology obtained by imitating a star. Its characteristic is that it expresses the process of forming a collective identity centered on a representative icon of popular stars, the relationship with reality led by the image. In fact, today, we are living in a flood of information, from visual moments, information media, movies, and the Internet on a multi-screen in the city, from the moment we open our eyes to the moment we reach our seats. Probably not. These floods of information, or works that seem to be still in a process of accumulation, are said to conceal a melancholy metaphor hidden in the aggressive, yet humorous exaggeration and one-time glimmer of Kitsch.

Collage:Photo on Paper

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:40.9 W x 55.9 H x 3.9 D in

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