Tables of Consumerism Sculpture

Long queues at Apple Store, Netflix, and chill, tv shows once a week, every week. Bikes going around the city delivering boxes and bags. Amazon, eBay or Aliexpress. Likes, shares, scroll down… The energetic hug of two strangers in a bar, because their team scored. Double-check. The need for a sense of belonging and the magic of the physical object. The importance of being updated 24/7: Mind, body, and phone. Brands have become part of our daily culture and for many, have turn into a way to live, a road to follow or model to feel identified. For decades religion icons have been inside our houses living and sharing elected places of private spaces, however now it is not difficult to find them on the floor in second-hand markets co-existing and fighting in the same position as an Action man toy, Spiderman or an ordinary teapot. The old and the new. The past and the present combined. Growing up with Disney and going to the Apple store on Sundays. Religion is in sale.