Consumerism 1 Photograph - Limited Edition of 50

Consumerism is a thought-provoking photograph collection that confronts the entanglement of modern society with materialism. In this collection, everyday consumer items are bound by rope, symbolizing the constraints and control that consumption exerts on our lives. Each piece in the series juxtaposes the allure of shiny, mass-produced objects with the raw, tactile presence of the rope, creating a visual narrative that challenges our relationship with consumer culture. The binding of these objects evokes a sense of restriction and captivity, suggesting how consumerism can limit freedom and individuality. At the same time, the intricate patterns formed by the rope offer a visual metaphor for the complexity of our desires and the inescapable web of consumption. The collection asks: What are we truly bound to, and at what cost? This work serves as both a critique and a meditation on the power dynamics of consumption, urging us to reconsider our priorities in a world where objects often define our identity.