| Period | Contemporary (1945-today) |
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Very playful and thought-provoking artwork by artist Norman Gekko showing a Barbie doll taking a bath in a Chanel cream pot. Once again with the artist, very simple recycled elements (tin cans, doll, silicone) to produce a visually striking sculpture. Good condition.
Preferring to remain incognito, contemporary artist Norman Gekko swims against the tide of "sharing" on social networks and the egotistical exhibitionism that dominates contemporary art. So, no nationality, no gender. For the artist, the choice of anonymity has only one function: that of allowing works to be contemplated without prejudice, thus giving them the place which is rightfully theirs in society.
Gekko's style is clear and simple: creating, by the trompe-l'oeil technique, on a recurring monochrome background a unique pictorial motif. In their great variety, Gekko's works produce a critical and acerbic discourse on the future of contemporary society. The sculptures, although often seemingly playful, however, are always visually provoking and striking.
Once you have seen a work by Norman Gekko, you cannot confuse it with any other.
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