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Marcarson
United States
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424 pieces
Artist highlights
- Covered by the Press
- Works on commission
Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Textile Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 26in, Height: 30in, Depth: 2.5in
About this artwork
"Gorge" is a haunting masterpiece, rendered in deep oily black acrylic that delves into the shadows of the fast fashion industry's impact on our planet. This artwork is a stark, unflinching representation of the harm inflicted upon the Earth. Acrylic paint, applied with purpose, creates a textured surface, reminiscent of oil slicks, symbolizing the pollution that stains our planet.
The frame of the artwork is dressed with garments, twisted fabrics… winding their way around it, forming a chaotic yet deliberate pattern. Among these, a neckhole positioned over a corner draws immediate attention, an unsettling reminder of the strangulation of nature by the fashion world's excesses.
"Gorge" confronts viewers with the harsh reality of our consumer-driven culture, urging us to reconsider the true cost of our fashion habits.
The frame of the artwork is dressed with garments, twisted fabrics… winding their way around it, forming a chaotic yet deliberate pattern. Among these, a neckhole positioned over a corner draws immediate attention, an unsettling reminder of the strangulation of nature by the fashion world's excesses.
"Gorge" confronts viewers with the harsh reality of our consumer-driven culture, urging us to reconsider the true cost of our fashion habits.
Marcarson
United States
Credentials
- Covered by the Press
- Works on commission
« Beware of artists! They mix with all classes of society and therefore are the most dangerous. »
Marcarson is an American photographer, textile artist, and painter whose works have been exhibited in both solo and group events in the United States. In addition, his art is featured in the Queens Museum's permanent collection. Social and cultural commentary are part of Marcarson's main themes and messages, which he classifies as 'avant-garde comedy'. He creates using oils, watercolors, and pigments on canvas and paper.
