Flower SERIES (7) Black Rose
Acrylic, Cement
4x17x4in
$1,500
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Murad Akbarli
Azerbaijan
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Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
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Artwork details
- Medium : Cement Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 3.5in, Height: 5.5in, Depth: 3.5in
About this artwork
Statement
“Black Friday Reliquary” transforms the familiar silhouette of a disposable coffee cup into a stark, monolithic object cast in black concrete. Stripped of color, branding, and the seduction of consumer culture, the sculpture stands as a quiet but unyielding protest—an artifact of modern excess frozen in its own shadow.
The work interrogates the ritual of consumption that has come to define contemporary life: the hurried purchase, the… fleeting satisfaction, the instant disposal. By rendering the cup in heavy, enduring material, the sculpture inverts its meaning. What was once ephemeral becomes permanent; what was once ignored becomes impossible to overlook. The blackened surface, matte and weighty, absorbs light rather than reflecting it, mirroring the way mass-market culture absorbs individuality, agency, and ecological responsibility.
“Black Friday Reliquary” transforms the familiar silhouette of a disposable coffee cup into a stark, monolithic object cast in black concrete. Stripped of color, branding, and the seduction of consumer culture, the sculpture stands as a quiet but unyielding protest—an artifact of modern excess frozen in its own shadow.
The work interrogates the ritual of consumption that has come to define contemporary life: the hurried purchase, the… fleeting satisfaction, the instant disposal. By rendering the cup in heavy, enduring material, the sculpture inverts its meaning. What was once ephemeral becomes permanent; what was once ignored becomes impossible to overlook. The blackened surface, matte and weighty, absorbs light rather than reflecting it, mirroring the way mass-market culture absorbs individuality, agency, and ecological responsibility.
Murad Akbarli
Azerbaijan
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
Murad Akbarli, a versatile artist, dips his brushes into mixed media, harnessing traditional and innovative materials alike. His style amalgamates classical and contemporary influences, utilizing dynamic, emotional brushstrokes and intricate layering techniques to create complex textures brimming with depth. Through this, Akbarli endeavors to bridge the tangible with the ethereal, rendering unseen emotion into tangible artwork.
Murad Akbarli
Black Friday Reliquary
$610
