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JankloDior Rose Irrisé2020
2020
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This unique piece but the talented French artist Janklo is a tribute to the fashion industry and the Dior House.
playing with the epoxy resin, he plays with the transparency and contrast of the ribbon, his work, like a gift for the viewer. A perfect master of resin with the illusion of a gift and its ribbon.
Janklo is an “artist-paradox”. He praises and criticizes at the same time.
Its ribbons say that a brand, without product, without package, is a gift; it symbolizes excellence and can promote a certain social recognition.
At the same time, Janklo denounces the consumer society where form takes precedence over substance.
Often all it takes is a nice box, a nice packaging, a nice brand for people to buy, expensive, without much knowledge of the content.
So, provocatively, Janklo says: “I pack and sell vacuum”. The "vacuity boxes" were born.
But emptiness is not meaningless, it is space with its unknown matter... And it is air, life... so with its "vacuities" Janklo does more than denounce, it shapes a tribute and creates vials of life.
The charm operates. You are immediately fascinated by “the ribbons in levitation”. How do they stand on their own? Let the magicians keep their secrets...
And always the eternal question: art or “deco”? Warhol decorates… So each of us has his own free will, his way of consuming and loving.
We always want to approach a package, take it in our hands, and then pull the ribbon with two fingers.
Janklo's ribbons are the enjoyment of the timeless gift that we do not forget.
- Creator:Janklo (French)
- Creation Year:2020
- Dimensions:Height: 10.63 in (27 cm)Width: 6.3 in (16 cm)Depth: 6.3 in (16 cm)
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- Gallery Location:PARIS, FR
- Reference Number:1stDibs: LU2600212750012
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