Nov 10, 2015 - Gabriel Kuri: The Art of Consumerism. Gabriel Kuri is renowned for sculptures and collages made from the remains of everyday purchases and found objects. Kuri reconfigures meaning from tickets and receipts, retail supplies and slabs of marble, stones and other incongruous materials of related to consumption.
Gabriel Kuri creates sculptures that embody questions of value, arresting usually intangible flows of information in witty and engaging forms. His practice is strikingly material and his exhibition at WIELS adopts material as its organizing principle, sorting his works into four categories: paper, plastic, metal, and construction materials.Through a series of oppositions regarding consumerism and globalisation, Gabriel Kuri develops a critique that is devoid of moral lessons but full of humour and poetry. His critique is both social and political, regarding our lifestyles and production processes. By confronting both the forms stemming from art history and ordinary forms, Gabriel.Advantages: I guess we have a tremendous amount of choice in the marketplace. Don't like that purple shirt on the mannequin? There's one in every colour of the rainbow on the rack. There's a specialized store for every possible activity or interes.
Consumerism never fulfills us. On the contrary, we become emptier the more we run after materialistic pleasures, where each fulfillment we receive after each purchase soon after turns into emptiness. Our nature, the desire to enjoy—where we consta.
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